Mar 24
Google has inked a deal with Ray-Ban and Oakley parent company Luxottica to develop a Google Glass collection, potentially pushing the wearable computing platform directly into the gaze of the … Continue reading
Mar 24
Diving a bit deeper into the Android Wear world from Motorola’s perspective, the MOTO 360 is being shared from a few more angles this week. This device is the first … Continue reading
Mar 24
Google is rolling out Now to the desktop version of Chrome. Via Twitter, the Chrome team announced that over the next several weeks, they will be introducing Google Now to … Continue reading
Mar 24
It’s been months in the making
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Mar 24
LG has revealed a second image of the LG G Watch, the company’s first Android Wear smartwatch, and giving a clearer view of the upcoming wearable. The Korean company is … Continue reading
Mar 24
Google has turned Chromecast-equipped TVs into collaborative media walls, releasing a new app for iOS called Photowall. Billed as a “Chrome Experiment” the app – which as of writing has … Continue reading
Mar 24
Google Launches Photowall iOS And Android Apps For Beaming Collaborative Galleries To Chromecast
Posted in: Today's ChiliGoogle has launched a new iOS and Android app with Chromecast-specific features called Photowall. The app, as detailed by 9to5Mac, lets users send photos from their device to their Chromecast-connected TV, and works with either one iPhone user or a group on the same network. There are also photo editing features that let you doodle and make notes on images displayed on the big screen. Finally, the… Read More
Mar 24
Google Docs Gets Page View
Posted in: Today's ChiliThis article was written on May 22, 2008 by CyberNet.
Google Docs just added what I consider to be a feature that is needed to help bridge the gap between desktop and online word processing. They added a page view (as expected) that is typical of any desktop word processor, and it’s almost like getting a live print preview while you work. To access the new setting go to the View menu, and select the fixed-width page view option.
It’s still not quite perfect though. For one it doesn’t take into account any margins you specify in the File -> Print Settings. So it still makes it difficult to see exactly what your document will look like before you actually print it, because after all there is no real “print preview” option. And even though this is considered a page view it doesn’t actually flow onto another page as you reach the end of one. Instead it just extends the height of the page as much as necessary.
Replicating a page layout seems to be a tough chore for these online word processors. Zoho has a page layout option as well, but when using theirs you cannot edit the document. So it would actually be better suited to be called a print preview since it actually does split the document up onto multiple pages as needed.
I don’t know about you, but when I write documents I like to keep them in a page layout. That way you have some idea of just how long it actually is, and Google has made a step in the right direction with this update. It may not be 100% what I was hoping for, but I’m sure they will continue to improve on it.
Google Docs [via Google Blogoscoped]
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Mar 23
Google might have search and advertising as their bread and butter, but this does not mean that the company is sitting down idly and not looking into other areas which might just change the way that the tech world works. In fact, one of the more recent forays that Google have dived into include the 3D mapping smartphone prototype which has been dubbed “Project Tango“. Project Tango might have some ways to go before it is finally released to the masses, but we do know that a pair of these are being prepared to fly all the way over to the International Space Station later this May.
Project Tango Headed For The International Space Station original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 22
Just days after the Twitter ban implemented by their government, net-savvy Turks have found ways to circumvent it. One of these ways included the Google public DNS service: 8.8.8.8 and … Continue reading
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