GPhone: (Google Phone) Will Never Happen
May 18, 2007 by Robert
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones

I have read many rumours that a Google Phone is going to come out, but I believe this will never happen for many reasons, yes Google wants to get mobile phones packed with Google apps and possibly even Voice Over IP as well but Google also know of much better options Read more
Google to Chrome will it kill the user love?
The simple word Google and everyone knows what you are talking about, everyone loves to Google-it! But as other technology companies start moving in on the consumer love, is the love for Google fading?
Technology inspires enthusiasm amongst millions of consumers who love the products that companies like Apple, Nintendo and Sony bring into the market. People like something for nothing and that’s why we have been drawn to Google, we have Google Docs, Google Earth and now Chrome. Another draw is privacy between Google and its user, but is it all getting to much?
Google’s Eric Schmidt said earlier this year he wants the user to be able to ask the question “What job shall I take?” or “What shall I do tomorrow?” or and Google will know you so well that it will give you the answer. But is Google turning into a dominant media giant taking on companies like Microsoft and lose its familiar grounding and user love?
Source: BBC
Google Chrome web browser download now available
Well we have been waiting all day and now it is finally here, the download for Goggle Chrome, the new web browser from the search engine giant. Google Chrome is a web browser with a difference; it combines a minimal design while using sophisticated technology to help make it safer, easier and faster.
Google know what users want in a browser, which is why they have launched a beta version of a new open-source browser: Google Chrome. The world will now see what kind of a job Google can do in the web browser industry.
Although Chrome is open source, Microsoft must still be feeling the pressure. Google Chrome will have to prove itself against Firefox; this is the standard that most web browsers need to live up too.
Download Google Chrome here
T-Mobile G1 Video: Google Maps On Android
October 8, 2008 by Peter
Filed under Cell Phones, Handsets
As you know T-Mobile G1 is the first handset to use Google Android, and here we have a great video of the phone showing what it can do as well as Google Maps on Android. This will allow you to perform location based searches, compass mode and much more. Read more
Google App Engine: What is it?

So Google have now launched their new App Engine, but what is this new application cloud service all about. This new platform is much different to what we are used to from Amazon cloud app, the Amazon version is a more refined application,
What is different about the Google App Engine is very easy to use and will integrate to all of your other Google services. This is a limited program in the way of the development style, however maybe in the future Google will improve things. However one thing is certain, this piece of software will be very reliable.
Source – Mashable
Washington chooses Google Apps: Microsoft Office too expensive
Things just keep getting worse for poor old Microsoft; it seems that the Government do not like their Office program as much as Google Apps. Washington D.C. has chosen to use Google Apps rather than the expensive Microsoft Office. Read more
Google 2001: try out the old school search engine
Google has just celebrated their tenth birthday, and in celebration of the fact they have re-launched Google 2001 in honor of its birthday. I know what you are thinking, if it is their tenth birthday, how come they are not showing us results from 1998. Google did have an answer bit it is a little technical. Read more
Google takes down HuddleChat

Google had launched HuddleChat, this is a real-time application which was designed to show off their Google App Engine platform. However a few bloggers have noticed that the app is in fact a rip off of Camfire, this is a product made by 37Signals.
Many believe that this reaction from bloggers is stupid, however Google have said that it is a fight that they do not wish to get involved in, so decided to take HudleChat down.
However, it seems as if Michael Arrington from Tech Crunch is outraged by this and would like for Google to bring back HuddleChat.
Google Life: Search millions of historic photos
What is Google Life? Here is a little information about Google Life, Google has just launched an improved version of its Image Search where you will get availability of never-before-seen images or pictures or photos called LIFE an “Image Archive of Historic photos”. Read more
Google and Nokia Join Together
February 12, 2008 by Emma
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones

It has been announced today by Google and Nokia that they will be teaming up together, they will start with the Nokia N96, Nokia N78, Nokia 6210 Navigator and Nokia 6220 classic, Google search will be added to other handsets in the future. Read more
Google Chrome Official: web browser launches Tuesday
Well it looks as though the rumor that we reported today about the Google Chrome web browser was indeed true. Google Chrome is the real deal here, it is not a hoax, and I bet Microsoft wishes that it was though.
Google Chrome will launch tomorrow in 100 countries, the search engine giant said that they did not want just a browser. They want a modern platform for web pages as well as applications also, going by all the hype; it looks as though Google might have achieved their goal.
It does seem strange that Google has kept the news of the Chrome web browser a bit of a mystery, but come tomorrow we will get to see what all the fuss is about.
Google Earth now gets flight simulator: much better that Google Sky add-on

It seems that Google are going into even more markets, first we had Google Earth, then we had Google Sky and now we have the launch of their newest add-on Google Flight Simulator. What makes all these Read more
Google launches Gmail Themes: customize with new looks
Today Google has launched Gmail Themes; this new feature allows users to customize the appearance of their Webmail application with a range of new looks. Google is all set to roll out this new feature over the next few days. Read more
Not surprised by Google Android kill switch say developers
October 18, 2008 by Peter
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones
Before developers of Google Android went into the process of coming up with software for the new Google handset, they were unaware of a kill switch, but they have said that they are not surprised have decided to add one in. Read more
Google Chrome Review: first impressions not good
Well I have been waiting since yesterday to get my hands on Google Chrome, the search engine giant’s open source web browser. So I downloaded it from Google and then installed the software, and then decided to give Chrome a go. My first impressions are not that good.
So I then opened Google Chrome up and had a little play, and that was when I noticed the first of my problems. Firstly I could not find a button or logo to go back to my homepage, on further investigation it seems that you need to have your toolbar on for the Homepage button to appear.
Then there is the problem with my bookmarks which I imported from Firefox, for some reason I could not get them to show up. No matter what I tried I just could not find my bookmarks.
So what are your first impressions of Google Chrome?
Google Calander: from your cell phones web browser
May 25, 2007 by Kerry
Filed under Information Technology News

This is some good news about Google Calendar and your cell phone, Google have not long released information saying you can now view your calendar from any cell phones web browser.
All you got to do is open up your web browser on your phone and Read more
Is Google Chrome Web Browser the real deal?
There have been a number of rumors circulating the Internet about Google Chrome Web Browser. There was an article on Google Blogoscoped, wondering if this web browser was in fact the real deal or just one of those rumors that get out of hand.
Philipp Lenssen, the man who wrote the article said that until he sees something like a beta release, then he will remain optimistic on Chrome. He did say that if it were true, then Google Chrome would be a logical extension of Google’s web based services.
It does make you wonder what has taken Google so long to come up with their own web browser, what they have done to their search engine shows that they can put their minds to anything. So is Google Chrome the real deal, or just another rumor?
Prolonged Gmail outage stressing Google Apps administrators
An extended Gmail outage is certainly starting to stress a few Google App administrators; they are coming under pressure from their end users. These include some high-ranking executives, and are asking when the service will be restored. Read more
Google to acquire Sprint Nextel for Mobile WiMax?

There are some rumors going around that Google are to acquire Sprint Nextel for Mobile WiMax, however there is no proof of this as it is all speculation at this time. The report or rumor has come from Read more
HTC Dream: one of five Google built prototypes
November 6, 2007 by Peter
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones, Handsets

Everybody is talking about the new Google phone labeled the HTC Dream, and it has come to light that this is in fact one of five prototypes that Google are working on. The HTC Dream was just one Read more

