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Google thanks the number one ladies in our lives. The videos and images were uploaded by YouTube and Google+ members. The all-knowing company forgot to include the most important data, but we’ve got your back.
Google thanks the number one ladies in our lives. The videos and images were uploaded by YouTube and Google+ members. The all-knowing company forgot to include the most important data, but we’ve got your back.
Google revolutionizes its industry-leading e-mail application Gmail, by redesigning and recreating something while at the same time keeping it exactly the same. Ironically, “Blue” is the codename for the next version of Windows.
All good things must come to an end. Or so says Google, who claims that YouTube is shutting down, but not before they announce the best YouTube video ever. While you’re waiting for that, check out Google’s other new projects.
This fun Google Chrome experiment transforms any website into a playing field for an online game of Super Monkey Ball. Coolest part is that you can use your smartphone as the controller for your computer’s browser.
Google Keep is a note-taking service much like the popular Evernote. Make a list, save links or images and rearrange them as you see fit. Available as an Android app as well as a web service.
A warning to girls who end up hooking up with men wearing Google Glass. When everyone has Glass, we’re never going to get anything done. Seriously though it’s kinda creepy how this is coming true.
Google recaps some of the biggest, brightest, and most moving moments of the past year, all from the perspective of what people searched for in 2012. Man, were the olympics just a few months ago?
Got 40 seconds right now for something amusing? Check out Google House View (beta), coming soon to a neighborhood near you. After you watch, you might want to check your privacy settings.
Built by LG, the Nexus 4 has a 1.5GHz quad-core CPU, 2GB RAM and either 16GB or 32GB of storage. It has a 4.7″ 1280×768 screen, a 8mp rear camera and will ship with Android Jelly Bean 4.2.
Not content with mapping our streets, Google partnered with the Caitlin Seaview Survey to create underwater panoramas of six beautiful underwater spots in Hawaii, Australia and the Philippines.
Streams media from music, video and YouTube apps on Android devices. It supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and NFC and has micro-HDMI, optical audio out, speaker jacks and an Ethernet port.
It has a 7″ 1280×800 IPS touchscreen, a Tegra 3 CPU, 1GB RAM, 8-16GB storage, NFC, micro USB and will run on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Looks like a competitor to the Kindle Fire. Available this July.
A massive LEGO set for you to construct objects and buildings and place them into the virtual world. Australia gets the first map, but we’re hoping for more countries soon.
Online math show Numberphile talked with YouTube to find out why the view count of videos on the site often freezes at 301. It turns out they have different criteria for what counts as a view.
Google leverages its Maps and Street View technologies to let you visit over 130 wonders of the world, ranging from the Tower of Pisa to Pompeii to in between the stones at Stonehenge.
Brett Domino of the Brett Domino Trio covers Daft Punk’s Aerodynamic on the playable Google Doodle synthesizer. It’s not as awesome as the original track, but come on. He did it on a Doodle.
Soft Cities makes fleece blankets and cotton napkins printed with a Google Map-style drawing of your location of choice. Arrow markers can also be added. This is the Midnight Commander design.
YouTuber ThereIsaCanal imagines gaming on Google’s AR glasses. We were expecting more use of the map and communication apps, but gaming on real-world locations is revolutionary enough.
Google’s Project Glass seems like an awesome idea. But rebelliouspixels thinks the concept video was missing one more Google element: ads. It’s funny because it may very well be true.
Wander through the public spaces of the White House and explore its artworks from the comfort of your computer, thanks to Google’s collaboration with President Obama and the First Lady.
Google’s augmented reality project. Ideally, the heads-up system will be able to recognize objects and will be controlled by voice, providing access to location, communication and organization apps.
Steve Mahan is legally blind, with 95% of his vision already gone. He’s also the first user of Google’s self-driving car. Gearheads may balk at this technology, but we can’t deny that it has its uses.
Not to be outdone by their colleagues at Google Maps, the Gmail team has their own old-new technology: Morse Code on Android. We didn’t know LL Cool J worked at Google.
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