Google wasted no time celebrating The 2010 Winter Olympic Games with a custom Google logo. The Winter Olympic Games will start today, Friday, February 12th in Vancouver, Canada. You can follow all of the events, medal counts, get the latest videos, and everything else related to The 2010 Winter Olympics at the official website www.Vancouver2010.com
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Google Acquires Q&A Service Aardvark
ReadWriteWeb has just announced that Google has officially acquired Aardvark, a prominent Question and Answers website. Aardvark was was founded by ex-Google employees and engineers, and is known for being an authoritative resource of answers to questions posted by users.
Google has etched its way into every aspect of our society. From the Nexus One phone, Gmail, and YouTube, to Google Buzz, Blogger, and Picasa. Today however, Google takes a leap into a more formal area of our lives, and this wedding planning via Google Docs. Google announced their wedding planning templates today via the […]
The “Google Query Suggestion” feature is what happens when you start typing a search phrase into the Google search bar. So as you start typing, suggestions pop up underneath the search bar. These suggestions are based on similar spellings and phrases that are receiving high search volumes.
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How To Turn Off Google Buzz
Disable Google Buzz It’s not good when one of the top searched phrases relating to Google Buzz is the question: “How to turn off Google Buzz?” However, I can’t blame people for wanting to turn off Google Buzz primarily because of their disastrous default privacy settings. So for those of you who are like me, […]
Google Buzz has literally been all the buzz over the past 2 days. It’s been in the top 10 Twitter trending list for well over 48 hours now, and has everyone talking asking, “is this the Twitter or Facebook killer?” There’s one major problem however, that is starting to emerge with Google Buzz, and that […]
After 24 years, a first hand video recording of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster has emerged. This video was shot from a betamax video camera 24 years ago by an optometrist named Jack Moss, according to YouTube’s CitizenTube video news site. This is a fascinating first-person perceptive of the disaster. Here’s the 24 year video […]