Posts tagged Google
Google Goggles coming to Chrome
Dec 9th
Google has been in the headlines for all the right reasons since the start of this week. The introduction of real time search, the release of Google Goggles for Android phones are a couple of the many exciting announcements made by the search giant. Here it comes - Google is planning to bring Google Goggles to its very own browser, Chrome. This interesting bit of information was posted by Xiuduan Fang, a Google programmer in a post to the Chrome Extensions mailing list titled Chrome extension for Web Goggles (The original message is no longer available online.
Google Chrome extensions unleashed
Dec 9th
If the release of Chrome for Mac Beta was not enough for you, then here is another major announcement from Google. Google Chrome Extensions just went live. They are currently in Beta and only available for Windows and Linux users.
Video clips of features that Chrome for Mac Beta brings
Dec 8th
A few minutes back, we informed you about the release of Google Chrome for Mac Beta. In that post, we promised to share with you the videos that show the key features of the just released Beta in action. So here we are to fulfill our promise.
Google finally releases Chrome for Mac Beta (Updated)
Dec 8th
As expected, Google has released Beta version of Chrome for Mac. On a related note, there is good news for Linux users as well. Yes sir, Beta version for Linux flavor has also been unleashed. Chrome for Mac Beta has the build number 4.0.249.30. (Download link provided below)
Exploring the nearby business feature in Google Maps for Android 3.3
Dec 8th
A few minutes back, we informed you about the just released Google Maps for Android 3.3. The just released update for the Google Maps app brings with it interesting enhancements such as the nearby business feature, introduction of Google Labs for the Google Maps app and report problems associated with map data right from your phone. In this post we will tell you all there is to know about the very cool nearby business feature.
Google Maps for Android updated to 3.3
Dec 8th
Google has been on quite a roll since last night. Already they have made big announcements such as the release of Google Goggles, real time search and more. Just when I thought that this was the last shot from Google, I just came across this news and thought of sharing it with you guys. So here it goes, Google has updated Google Maps for Android to version 3.3.
Google Wave becomes Santa, rolls out 1 million invites
Dec 8th
Since last night, all sorts of announcements have been heard from Google. The release of Google Goggles app, the introduction of real time search just to name a few. Well, the news we are going to share with you is huge, particularly if you are a Google Wave fan. No, Google Wave, has not been graduated from the preview phase to beta. Instead, what has happened is that Google has rolled out more invites, 1 million invites to be exact, for its real time communication platform, that is Google Wave.
Google brings real time search
Dec 8th
Google had to do something about the real time search thing and it has done just that. Yes, Google has added real time search capability to its ever growing and ever powerful search engine. Now users can get to see real time results/updates of their search queries. (Video included at the end of the post)
Google Goggles released for Android phones
Dec 8th
Google has fulfilled its promise and has just released Google Goggles , the visual search application for Android devices. This announcement was made by the search engine giants during the launch event at Computer History Museum. In simple words, Google Goggles lets you search by providing images instead of words as your search query. (Video included at the end of the post)
Watch demo of Google Goggles, Google’s visual search app for mobile
Dec 7th
Yesterday, we informed you about Google Goggles, an in-house app that is currently being build by Google and is of course built using Google’s very own, Android. This app attempts to enable users to trigger a search based on an image captured via their mobile phones. Shown below is a video clip from CNBC’s special coverage on Google. The middle part of this video shows Google Goggles, also known as Mobile Visual Search in action.
