Feb 19
Google is bringing its latest version of Google Maps out of beta and pushing it to the public, with better integration of search results, smarter route navigation, and easier access … Continue reading
Feb 19
The new version of Google Maps for desktop that was introduced at last year’s I/O is finally coming
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe new version of Google Maps for desktop that was introduced at last year’s I/O
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Feb 19
It’s finally time! Google just announced that it’s "exploring" the idea of bringing Fiber to nine more metropolitan areas across the country—34 cities in total. And based on the map Google made to show what the expansion would look like, you’re in luck if you live in the South.
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Feb 19
Today we’re getting a glimpse of what will (essentially) be the final construct of the next HTC One. While we’re not entirely sure about the name just yet – HTC … Continue reading
Feb 19
This article was written on February 07, 2008 by CyberNet.
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I really wish that Google would integrate a bunch of their services into a single interface, but it doesn’t look like that will be happening anytime soon. Some of their services, such as Google Notebook and Google Reader, would feel pretty natural if they were part of the Gmail interface.
A good example of how it would work can be found in this Gmail + Reader Integrator Greasemonkey script. Once you install the script there will be a new section in the sidebar that lists off all of the feeds, with unread feeds in bold. The reading area for your feeds is located underneath the emails in your Inbox, which can be a little annoying if you have a lot of emails in your Inbox. Unfortunately there is no way to collapse your Inbox. 🙁
There are a handful of settings that can be configured as pointed out by the developer:
You can change the height of the Gmail thread list and the embedded reader by modifying the values in about:config (filter by ‘reader’). You can also revert to the old behaviour of not expanding the folders in the feed list by setting expandFolder in about:config.
The only disappointing thing is that this script is only available for Firefox, and not nearly as nice as it would be if Google had their own system available.
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Feb 19
This article was written on April 05, 2006 by CyberNet.
When you move into a new neighborhood it is always difficult to adjust and meet your neighbors. Now, you can get a heads up on who your neighbors are thanks to a site called GeoWhitePages.com! This site allows you to search the white pages for an individual and then have it display the location on a Google Map. Once it is displayed you will get a little box that pops-up where you can get directions to or from that address. A nifty little addition to this mapping software is the ability to find out who your neighbors are. Just click on the button that says “Show My Neighbors” and it will display the names and information for your surrounding neighbors. This is very interesting to play with 🙂 .
Visit GeoWhitePages.com To Meet Your Neighbors
News Source: Lifehacker
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Feb 18
Snapchat, the popular disappearing-messages service that suffered some big bumps in the road over the last few months, has hired former Google engineer Peter Magnusson, The Wall Street Journal reports. … Continue reading
Feb 18
The team responsible for shaping the social impact of Google Glass on society – or so it would seem – have revealed a list of “do’s and don’ts” for the … Continue reading
Feb 18
A number of LEDs have been introduced by Samsung today, the lot of which will almost certainly make their way into their next-generation smartphone release, the Samsung Galaxy S5. These … Continue reading
Feb 18
This week the folks at Layar have spoken up on their newest update to the system they called Layar Creator. With this tool, users are able to create images that, … Continue reading
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