Google’s next phone

After the success of Google’s first “G1“ phone, they have come up with HTC Google Ion. Almost everybody seems to agree that the Ion is an upgrading from the G1 with full touch-screen support, though everyone agrees it’s no iPhone killer.

Have a look…

HTC Google Ion

There’s no release date yet for the HTC Google Ion, but i’ll update you as more information becomes available!

Posted under Latest gadgets

This post was written by Brad on June 13, 2009

Tags: Google, Htc, ion, smart phone

Common Login ID for all Websites – Open ID

The idea of having a common ID or Open ID to login to different websites has been floating around for a while now. But now the Idea has received a boost with Industry Giants like Google and Microsoft showing interest in the Idea.

Both Microsoft and Google have decided to join hands and enviel a plan which will sign-up their users into a Open ID scheme.

This move will enable around 400 million users to sign-up for the service.

open id Common Login ID for all Websites   Open ID

The Idea Behind Open ID.

The basic Idea behind the Open ID was to lessen the mental burden as well as the administrative burden on users of having different Logon Id’s and password for different websites.

Both Microsoft and Google have been backing up the  Open ID idea since 2007, but decided to release the tools only now.

The Open ID idea has really caught on and around 10.000 websites seem to have adopted the scheme.

The Idea However has received a lot of Criticism form people all over in terms of security and other concerns.

Posted under Latest News

This post was written by Brad on October 31, 2008

Tags: Common ID, Google, Microsoft, Open ID

Now get Music to download with YouTube.

Google is making a lot of effort to make money from its YouTube unit,users now have

e-commerce ecommerce Now get Music to download with YouTube. Ad’s where they can buy online music from Apple iTunes and Amazon.com.

Now while watching a Video if you like the soundtrack of the video, you get an icon next to video. The icon enables you to download the music from any of the online stores.

Bakari Brock, business affairs counsel at YouTube said “If you like the song, you don’t need to leave Google or leave the site to buy it.”

Two years ago Google paid $1.65 Billion for YouTube and would like to convert the site’s traffic into substantial revenue. Google revenue from its core ad business has decreased in the last couple of years.

YouTube will look forward to provide more options for its users to increase the e-commerce platform. Right now the options are limited to music download from EMI or the Universal Music Group on iTunes and Amazon. Also the latest game Spore is also available. In the future users will also be able to buy other merchandise and tickets to concerts from YouTube.

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YouTube also offers Music Labels to identify unauthorized material on the site, by letting the Music labels to place e-commerce Ad’s next to the videos uploaded by users. The images and the videos can be identified using YouTube’s Content ID system.

Also YouTube has released its l which is suitable for long-format videos available on the site.

Posted under Latest News

This post was written by Brad on October 12, 2008

Tags: Amazon.com, Apple iTunes, e-commerce, Google, Youtube

Facelift for Ask- the forgotten Search Engine.

Search engine Ask is making a desperate move to get back into the Major league of Search Engines.

Ask recently dropped its iconic butler and came up with a bunch of applications this year and now with this latest Facelift its trying to get back some of the traffic from Google.

ask com Facelift for Ask  the forgotten Search Engine.

The new and improved Ask will concentrate on its ability as search engine of choice for those asking questions.

The trend which is followed by most of the Google competitors are following is to be as different as possible from Google.

Ask would be using its own Technologies such as DADS, DAFS and AnswerFarm to reach new pinnacles in semantic search, Web extraction, and ranking. The site’s download speed also have increased by 30%. The user interface is also very simple and the search results are properly divided in content types like: breaking news, blogs, images, videos and music.

Ask gets its major traffic from people searching for specific answers to questions. It accounts up to 15% of its traffic, which in case of Google, Yahoo and Microsoft Live Search accounts to only 5% of traffic.

However Ask is trying to be as different as possible from Google but the new look seems to look like a clone of Google.

The interesting reply to this from Cesar Mascaraque, European managing director of Ask is “All cars have four wheels. No-one wants a car with one wheel”

But no matter how hard all the search engines try it really hard to cut into Google’s market share.

Google seems like the everyday need for anyone who has started to use the net in the past few years.

In UK though Ask has a healthy traffic which amounts up to one in five of all people using a search engine.

Posted under Latest News

This post was written by Brad on October 6, 2008

Tags: Ask, Google, Microsoft Live Search, Search Engines, Traffic, Yahoo

Google continues the Browser War….(Chrome Screenshots)

Hey Google has Done it again by launching Chrome.

When everyone taught that the war is over they remind people that it has just begun…

With the launch of its new Browser though in the Beta version still quite good and simple yet.

Here are a Few screenshots of the Browser and its look.

sc 11 300x166 Google continues the Browser War....(Chrome Screenshots)

sc 21 300x130 Google continues the Browser War....(Chrome Screenshots)

sc 32 300x133 Google continues the Browser War....(Chrome Screenshots)

Hope people would like the New tool by google. and would love to get commects from you all.

Posted under Computers, General, Latest News

This post was written by Brad on September 3, 2008

Tags: beta, chrome, Google, screenshots