Tag archive for "Google Labs"

Google App Inventor Discontinued, Will Become Open Source Instead

2 Comments 09 August 2011 by

Many of you may not know much about App Inventor. This was a tool that was very exciting when it was first announced by Google Labs and it was made available to the public last December in a beta test. Basically Google created a program that would help users with zero coding skills or knowledge [...]

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Google Labs Closes, Nothing Changes

1 Comment 20 July 2011 by

It was the worst day in the history of the world this Wedesday, today if you’re reading this post on the correct day, when Google announced that they’d be closing their Google Labs department. For some this was a sign of imminent doom because they’d been experimenting right alongside Google Labs since before GMail. But [...]

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Google Gesture Search out for Android 2.x

0 Comments 03 March 2010 by

Google has just released their gesture search application that we first saw demonstrated during last year’s Google I/O by Romain Guy. It was just a concept back then but now all Android users that have 2.0 or higher can now download this app from the market.

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New Google Listen integrates with Google Reader

0 Comments 18 February 2010 by

After being out for months with no update it seems like Google totally forgot about this app. Or, maybe they have been working on this updated version. Listen from Google Labs brings podcasts and web audio to your Android-powered device.

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Google opens Nexus One phone support line, (888) 48NEXUS (63987)

0 Comments 09 February 2010 by

It’s been ages (well, a month) since Google’s official release of the Nexus One smartphone, and the deluge of N1 issues have lead to another Google initiative, a dedicated phone support line to solve the many dilemmas that Nexus One owners have been troubled with since the N1 launch.

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Now, When Using Android, GTalk Status Icons Become Exactly that, Androids

1 Comment 20 November 2009 by

Okay, so this one is cool, it could be fun for many, but it could also mean a privacy attack to many others. What am I talking about? Well, about the new way to identify if you are using Android or not. First, lets check the image below to see what this is about. Apparently, [...]

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Google unveils audio search engine for Android

0 Comments 21 August 2009 by

It makes sense with a smartphone to listen to lots of audio content. Audio content for many users isn’t limited to music though. Podcasts are a big thing for many smartphone users and Google has unveiled a way to find even more podcasts to enjoy from your Android device. Google has announced Google Listen, described [...]

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