Google Voice Search for iPhone Now Available (Google Mobile App)

Google has built a voice search feature into its free iPhone application, allowing users to query its search engine by simply speaking a few words. Unfortunately, Google hasn’t managed to gain traction with either of its previous forays into voice-input search.
The concept for voice input for search on the iPhone is a relatively simple one. [...]

Gmail Chat adds support for audio and video

Google has announced a major update of Gmail, Today the Gmail team at Google has expanded its capabilities by including video and voice chat. In order to access Gmail Video and Voice Chat, users have to install a small (Voice and video) plug-in for their browser.

Gmail Voice and Video Chat was designed using [...]

YouTube adds auto translation of subtitles

YouTube is making some serious efforts to breach the language barriers,  YouTube Blog announced a new innovation in language translation which helps further break down the barriers of communication in our ever widening online networks.
YouTube has added a new auto-translate feature that adds real-time machine translation to any caption tracks you upload. It builds on [...]

Google is protected on the day of the dead.

If we look at the robots.txt of google we can clearly see that these guys will leave nothing to a chance and are already prepared against possible zombies on the day of the dead.
Check out:http://www.google.com/robots.txt

The logo of Chrome is 100% Google or Microsoft?

while reading serio blog , I found something that really struck me as very funny, and worst of all, it takes a bit of truth. The issue is that the designers of Google, for the browser Chrome is not breaking much
coconut,
Chrome logo look much similar to the logo of Microsoft. If you do [...]

Google also points to OpenID

From today you can use your e-mail account from Google as OpenID provider, but nothing to access its services with the exception of the comments on Blogger. This is the same position on OpenID taken by the blog hosting service in the house – Blogger – and other providers like Yahoo!, Launchpad and Windows Live [...]

Google Chrome and Roboform

Whatever it is, (for more beta that is) and even when it is so criticized, Chrome has already secured a place in my PC for a long time … What has hurt me most is incompatible with RoboForm. Already there are people much or more idle than me who have set up forums, blogs and [...]

Google Earth on iPhone

Google has introduced a new iteration of Google Earth, this time to run as an mapping application on the Apple iPhone.
Google Earth for the iPhone and iPod Touch is available for free in 18 languages and 22 countries through the iTunes App Store, Google said in a posting on the official blog of the Mountain [...]

How to Install Adobe Flash Plugin for Google Chrome

The Adobe Flash player plugin is widely used all over the Internet, so it’s almost crucial that you install the Flash plugin for Google Chrome if you wish to maximize your browser experience. If you’ve been prompted to install the Flash plugin but nothing happens, then you’ll need to manually install it yourself. The installation [...]

How to display emoticons and smileys in Gmail

Sometimes I feel that Gmail is boring just because it doesn’t have the frills like other email programs do. Or it’s more like business oriented stuff, no fun, no smileys, no colors, all grey and white – it sucks!
Well, the functionality is superb – but just that it does not have smileys so I’m going [...]