I have always been one to want to work at a Google office, even for just a day. The four years I worked on my degree in Computer Engineering, I closely followed the working environment that Google established as Millennial paved a new way through corporate America. Whether it was the amazing office rooms, the emphasis of working on projects you wanted, the unique perks of the job, or simply the actual job itself, I drooled over what was given to their employees.
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Google’s Remodeling of New York Offices [Photos]
Maybe the most differentiating feature of Google+ that puts it above any other social media network is their Google+ Hangout feature. Yet, with video chat options like Apple’s FaceTime or Skype, Google has felt the need to differentiate themselves even further from the crowd.
Thus, we present Google+ Hangout On Air.
Here are a few of its features:
- Broadcast publicly. By checking “Enable Hangouts On Air,” you can broadcast your live hangout—from the Google+ stream, your YouTube channel or your website—to the entire world.
- See how many viewers you’ve got. During your broadcast, you can look inside the hangout to see how many people are watching live.
- Record and re-share. Once you’re off the air, we’ll upload a public recording to your YouTube channel, and to your original Google+ post. This way it’s easy to share and discuss your broadcast after it’s over.
Have you ever thought of your Gmail as being, “cluttered”?
I never have, but after looking at Gmelius, I guess it is.
Gmelius is a free extension for Chrome, Firefox and Opera that “cleans” your Gmail interface, along with some other interesting features — including removing the ads.
Google’s processes and methods for assessing the likely usefulness of websites – the things that underpin its inclination to love a website or not – can be separated into three groups:
After all the buzz and speculation, it’s finally been released.
Google Drive.
It’s here.
And these are the details:
What would Google look like if it were around in the 1980′s? It would look like a BBS (short for Bulletin-Board System for those of you who can’t remember back that far!)
An Austrian web design firm has managed to recreate (or rather, create) just that. Operating on HTML, this isn’t a true BBS. But it does simulate what Google would look like if it were on a BBS – and it works!
The web designer has integrated the simulation into the Google API so that interaction with the simulation provides actual Google results. And as an added bonus, it comes complete with old-school modem sounds!
The Next Web has posted a report that Google Drive will be coming out this month. If you are not new to everything Google, you might be a bit speculative of the news because this is not a new rumor. In fact, for the past five years, we have been hoping for something like this.
If you go to the link provided in the article, http://drive.google.com/, you get a 404 Page, different from “Page Not Found” for incorrect subdomains on Google, so may be this rumor is something new!?
It’s a strange question but it’s one that needs to be asked. If you work in a technical field or have a job that requires a lot of knowledge, then its easy to fall into the trap of relying more on search engines than God for your answers.
We recently showed you one of the newest and exciting ideas to come from Google, Google Glass. It take the ideas of augmented reality and Siri to a whole new level in what is sure to be the future of computing.
The concept is revolutionary and has the ability to be a complete game changer for the mobile and computing industry-alike, but many people have fears about how Google plans to make create this product and profit from it.
Google is known for making an income from its advertisements and some speculate that this could destroy a great idea like Google Glass.
Here is a mock-up video taking what Google had put together as their demonstration of the product and adding in what they are concerned will eventually develop.
Speaking of the future of glass technology, the “Google glasses” is becoming a reality.
Google has named it, “Project Glass.”
This from the Project Glass Google+ page:
A group of us from Google started Project Glass to build this kind of technology, one that helps you explore and share your world, putting you back in the moment. We’re sharing this information now because we want to start a conversation and learn from your valuable input. So we took a few design photos to show what this technology could look like and created a video to demonstrate what it might enable you to do.
Here’s the video:
