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Google to introduce potential Twitter/Facebook competition
Google’s Gmail has been the king of e-mail for several years now. But new means of communication through social networks such as Twitter and Facebook have eliminated a lot of the social communication that e-mail once had. Let’s all be honest it’s 10x easier to DM your friend on Facebook and Twitter because you are already on them and it doesn’t require you to look at all of the work in your inbox. However, it…
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Motorola Droid to receive Android 2.1 upgrade this week
Motorola chose to announce some pretty exciting information via Facebook earlier today. Rather than issuing a formal press release, Motorola has stated the Motorola Droid…
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Google lowers ETF on Nexus One
The Nexus One is a strange device. It is the only cellphone of any kind that has two Early Termination Fees, one from the carrier…
Google Contacts, otherwise known as my first big issue with the Palm Pre Plus, and a simple fix
The folks at Verizon Wireless were kind enough to send me a Palm Pre Plus and a Palm Pixi Plus to play with for a little while. And because of them sending out a few review units, I will in-turn be able to offer some hands-on posts about my use… Continue Reading »
Google Maps gets multitouch support on the Motorola Droid
It seems Google has finally updated Google Maps to feature multitouch support. Since the Droid runs on Android 2.0, the capability for multitouch was always there, but the program was never written to encompass multitouch. If you own the Motorola Droid, go to the Android Market app and find the… Continue Reading »
What could be a first look at a Google tablet
The iPad may be the hot topic at the moment, but I am sure that the iPad is far from the last tablet that we are going to be seeing this year. We already know that Google is planning to do something with Chrome OS and now we are being… Continue Reading »
Google Chrome steadily becoming more popular; Windows 7 as well
Good marketing campaigns can do wonders for the product. Case in point with Google Chrome and Microsoft Windows 7, as they both became more popular in the month of January. According to Net Applications, Chrome managed to gain popularity in terms of web browsing by stealing popularity from Internet Explorer… Continue Reading »
YouTube experimenting with HTML5-based video player
In an attempt to move away from flash-based video players, YouTube is currently having an opt-in beta for the upcoming HTML5-based video player. You can join the beta by clicking here. Only Google Chrome, Apple Safari (version 4+) and Microsoft Internet Explorer with Chrome Frame installed (Get Chrome Frame) are… Continue Reading »
Google Street View lawsuit allowed to continue but Google shouldn’t be worried
The lawsuit filed against Google by a Pennsylvania couple was reinstated by an appeals court, but their demands for $25,000 in damages plus punitive damages are unlikely to be heard and their claims of mental anguish and invasion of privacy were thrown out. Aaron and Christine Boring sued Google after… Continue Reading »
Google opts out of Google Docs and Sites support in IE6
Recently, Google has decided to stop offering key functions of their Google Docs and Sites services for Internet Explorer 6 browsers. The only browsers that can work with Google Docs and Sites include Mozilla Firefox 3.0+, Internet Explorer 7.0+, Google Chrome 4.0+, and Safari 3.0+. The changes will begin March… Continue Reading »
You can now send multi-recipient SMS with Google Voice
Despite using Google Voice on a daily basis I totally missed the addition of this little SMS perk—you can now send an SMS messages to multiple recipients. I guess I must have gotten so used to not being able to, that I just never think to do it anymore.… Continue Reading »
Long Island paper proves pay walls for local papers don’t work
Newspapers aren’t faring too well. We all know that. The options lately seem to be close the paper, hope ebook readers and/or the Apple Tablet can save the industry, or establish a pay wall. There are problems with all three, though now we have proof that pay walls don’t always… Continue Reading »
FCC probing the four major cell carriers and Google on ETFs
The FCC is really interested in why cellphone networks operate in the way they do. There was the probe into AT&T, Apple and Google for the Google Voice iPhone fiasco, and the recent probe into Verizon for doubling the Early Termination Fees on smartphones. The committee’s attention is still on… Continue Reading »
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Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
