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Google unveils sharing tool Google Buzz

Google launched Google Buzz, a new product that integrates with users' Gmail inboxes and lets them share web links, photos, videos, and more, and chat with people from their Gmail contacts list. Google is rolling out Buzz to all Gmail accounts over the next few days. It also plans to make Google Buzz available to businesses and schools using Google Apps, with added features for sharing within organisations. The Google Buzz version for mobiles brings a new feature to sharing information via internet-enabled PCs, namely geo-tagging. This enables users to select a place on Google Maps and attach it as location tag to posts, or read what others have posted about a specific place. The Buzz version for mobiles can be accessed at Buzz.google.com, using the Buzz layer on Google Maps for mobile, clicking the Buzz shortcut from Google.

What would Google do?

flood increasing exponentially, it makes good sense to reverse-engineer the company making the most money from this information overload. Google is riding the data wave with its automated search technology, and has spawned a host of products and services that include Google Images, Google Books, Google News, Google Videos, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Gmail, Google Groups, Google Reader, orkut, Blogger, Google Sites, and YouTube.

Google Developing Language Translator Phone

GOOGLE is developing software for the first phone capable of translating foreign languages almost instantly — like the Babel Fish in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.

Cloud Sherpas Featured on Google Apps Developer Blog

Cloud Sherpas on Google Apps developer blogCloud Sherpas was featured today on the Google Apps developer blog! We shared our experience building SherpaTools for Google Apps on the Google platform and detailed our use of Google Apps APIs, Google App Engine, Google Web Toolkit, and other Google technologies. Check it out — read “Building Applications on top of Google Apps.” Hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed putting together the technical details.

Google Buzz privacy settings: Will there be competition between Google buzz Facebook & Google Buzz Twitter

New York: Google Buzz privacy settings: Will there be competition between Google buzz Facebook & Google Buzz Twitter Soon after its release, Google Buzz has raised a few privacy concerns. Major news papers including Washington Post and New York Times, along with several other critics have aced their doubts about the privacy concerns of Google's new service Buzz.

Google faces competition probe in EU

The European Commission has launched an investigation into competition concerns at Google following complaints from three companies. The complaints from UK price comparison site Foundem, a French legal search engine called ejustice.fr and Microsoft's Ciao! from Bing centre on their rankings in Google's search engine. According to Google, which confirmed the notification from the EC, the Foundem complaint argues that Google's algorithms demote the site in search results because it's a vertical search engine and so a direct competitor to Google. Ejustice.fr's complaint seems to echo these concerns, Google said. On the third complaint, Google said that after Microsoft acquired Ciao! in 2008 (renaming it Ciao! from Bing) Google started receiving complaints about its standard terms and conditions.

Google leaps language barrier with translator phone

GOOGLE is developing software for the first phone capable of translating foreign languages almost instantly — like the Babel Fish in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.

Google eyes language barrier with translator phone

GOOGLE is developing software for the first phone capable of translating foreign languages almost instantly — like the Babel Fish in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.

Yes, Google Will Even Delete Its Own Employees' Sites From Google Index If They Screw Up

Over the years, we've seen plenty of people get mad and sue Google over getting either dropped from Google's index, or simply ranked really low on certain searches. And, of course, for some there are always totally unsubstantiated conspiracy theories about Google purposely "punishing" a company or individual it doesn't like. To date, however, there's been no evidence at all that Google acts in such a capricious manner when it comes to rankings. If the company did so, and it ever came out, the hit to Google's reputation would be something fierce. It's even more ridiculous when you consider that all of the accusations of such personal attacks seem to come from tiny companies -- hardly any kind of threat to Google, anyway.

Google plans Apple iPad rival

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Google leaps barrier with translator phone

Google, makers of the Nexus One phone, are now making a phone translator that will enhance global communication

Google leaps barrier with translator phone

Google, makers of the Nexus One phone, are now making a phone translator that will enhance global communication

Google leaps barrier with translator phone

Google, makers of the Nexus One phone, are now making a phone translator that will enhance global communication

Google Buzz: The First Wave?

Google has announced that it is rolling out Google Buzz to everyone's GMail accounts over the next few days. At first glance, Google Buzz seems to be the first step by Google to introduce some if its Google Wave features into GMail. Other media outlets are also noting that Google Buzz is also Google's first step into the Facebook and Twitter realm of real-time status updates. Check out this video for a quick demo:

Google Shooting for Smartphone Universal Translator

nikki4 writes to tell us that in giving some major improvement tweaks to its existing voice recognition tool for the Smartphone, Google is aiming for new translator software that will provide instant translation of foreign languages. "The company has already created an automatic system for translating text on computers, which is being honed by scanning millions of multi-lingual websites and documents. So far it covers 52 languages, adding Haitian Creole last week. Google also has a voice recognition system that enables phone users to conduct web searches by speaking commands into their phones rather than typing them in. Now it is working on combining the two technologies to produce software capable of understanding a caller’s voice and translating it into a synthetic equivalent in a foreign language.

China warns Google: China warns Google, asks it to abide Chinese laws

Beijing: China warns Google: China warns Google, asks it to abide Chinese laws. Chinese authorities once again warned Google to abide to the laws and rules of the nation. It was in response to Google chief executive Eric Schmidt's last week's comment that Google is looking to talk with Chinese authorities to find a resolution on censoring its search results.

Yes, Google Will Even Delete Its Own Employees' Sites From Google Index If They Screw Up

Over the years, we've seen plenty of people get mad and sue Google over getting either dropped from Google's index, or simply ranked really low on certain searches. And, of course, for some there are always totally unsubstantiated conspiracy theories about Google purposely "punishing" a company or individual it doesn't like. To date, however, there's been no evidence at all that Google acts in such a capricious manner when it comes to rankings. If the company did so, and it ever came out, the hit to Google's reputation would be something fierce. It's even more ridiculous when you consider that all of the accusations of such personal attacks seem to come from tiny companies -- hardly any ...

Windows Phone 7: Phone calls, texting, games, and syncing

So far at MIX 2010, a lot of new Windows Phone 7 Series features have been shown off. One of the most basic functions of a phone is the ability to actually use it as a phone. Joe Belfiore attempted to recieve a call during a demo, but instead had to settle for placing one. The call pops up over the current screen, dimming what's in the background. It's unclear, from what he showed, if you can continue what you're doing while on a phone call. He does note that when making phone calls, the name of the person is "hot." This allows you to tap someones name and select alternate ways to communicate with them.

How To Find A Cell Phone Owner With Reverse Cell Phone Lookup?

PR Log (Press Release) – Mar 13, 2010 – Are you looking for a way to find about any phone number owner, if yes, then you supposes to know about reverse cell phone lookup service batter. In USA it is now legal to perform a reverse number search for a phone and cell phone number with an internet company. With such sites it is completely secure and confidential to find detail about any phone or cell number.

Google Buys Online Collaboration Operator DocVerse

Google seems to be prepping up its online collaboration and cloud computing tools – Google Docs for the big league. Just recently, Google Docs supported uploading fo files from your computer and sharing that files with people you collaborate with via Google Docs. Now, something good is about to happen with Google’s cloud computing service – that is interoperability with Microsoft Office files. To make this happen, Google just bought DocVerse.

Google to Open Biz App Store: WSJ

Google is supposed to open a store to push third-party online business apps that integrate with its Google Apps, according to the Wall Street Journal. It's meant to help Google Apps make headway against Microsoft. It expects the independent developers to flesh out its feature set like Saleforce.com's AppExchange. The paper expects Google to overhaul its Solutions Marketplace site for that purpose and maybe liftoff next month. Google reportedly means to make the site accessible from inside Gmail and Google Docs and put the venture on a revenue-sharing basis. Like it needs the money.

Google Buzz Fixed

Google recently announced that it has fixed a web problem that allowed hackers to take control of accounts set up on the newly launched Google Buzz. The flaw was fixed hours within it being disclosed on a web hacking blog. The bug was in the m.google.com domain, the address for Google Buzz on mobile phones. This bug could be used by hackers to manipulate alien Google Buzz accounts as they desire. Called the cross-site scripting error, a bug like this could have affected a larger number of people because of the number of visitors on Google.

Google getaway

Google's controversial acquisition of mobile ad company AdMob may just squeak by federal regulators who could block the deal, sources said.

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating the $750 million stock acquisition, and in December asked Google for more information.

But it is leaning towards approval, a source close to the process told The Post.

"The review is going slowly," the source said, adding that the deal could be approved in April.

This is taking place as European antitrust authorities have opened an unrelated inquiry into complaints about Google's tactics.

Google, which has rolled out its own mobile operating system, Android, and mobile applications such as Google Sync and Google Voice in recent years, is looking to expand its mobile capabilities even further.

etc: Google has warned "Goojje," a Chinese website that has copied Google's look and feel, that it is infringing Google's copyright.

Google has warned "Goojje," a Chinese website that has copied Google's look and feel, that it is infringing Google's copyright.

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