Google statement regarding “support for CDMA devices” [Verizon Galaxy Nexus]
Yesterday afternoon the geekier side of the web exploded into controversy and confusion when someone noticed that the CDMA version of the Galaxy Nexus had been removed from the google support pages. Of course, as many will realize, the CDMA version of the Galaxy Nexus is the Verizon version. That being said, many many immediately more »
Google announces “Bouncer” with intent to help keep the Android Market free of malware
Google has recently announced the latest addition to the Android Market, though just to clarify — this addition is not an app that you will be downloading and installing. This new addition has arrived with the codename of “Bouncer” and it is aimed towards blocking malware. According to the details coming from a recent Google more »
Google updates Chrome to Phone for Android smartphones
It looks like Google has officially rolled-out the latest update for Chrome to Phone. The app can be found by way of the Android Market and has arrived as version 2.3.0 and measuring in as a 184k file download. The Google Chrome to Phone app requires Android 2.2 or later for use and brings the more »
Microsoft reacts to Google’s privacy changes by reminding us of its products
You may remember that Google recently changed its privacy policy, saying that it will now track users across all of its products instead of keeping individual data sets for each one. Understandably some people might be upset, and Microsoft wants to remind those people of the products it has that compete with Google. Specifically, Microsoft more »
President Obama will host a Google+ Hangout today at 5:30 p.m. EST
Just about two weeks after joining Google+ The White House is hosting it’s first Hangout. Today at 5:30 p.m. EST President Obama will be on a Hangout on Google’s social network. The Hangout will last 45 minutes and the President will be answering questions submitted on YouTube over the past few weeks. Not to worry, more »
Google Sync can now sync multiple Calendars on Windows Phone 7
Google Sync now plays more nicely with Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7. Now Windows Phone users will be able to sync multiple Google Calendars to their device, along with some other improvements. To get multiple Google Calendars on you Windows Phone just point your browser to m.google.com/sync, and select the ones you want on the phone. more »
Google+ now open for teenagers everywhere
Google is trying its best to make Google+ comparable to Facebook, and today it made another step in that direction. Today, teenagers can officially sign up to use Google+. When Google+ first launched it was only an option for people 18 or older. Now, to get a Google+ account you only need to be 13 more »
Google Music now lets you download songs from the cloud
Google Music just received a new feature that helps users take all of their songs off the service and onto any device they want. You no longer have to be connected to the internet to have access to Google Music or rely on caching songs on your Android device for offline use. Google now lets more »
Google Takeout can now mass export your Google Docs
Google’s Data Liberation Front has been hard at work making it possible to get all your data out of Google’s services. Google Docs has finally been added tot he list of services that the Data Liberation Front has touched. Right now you can export all the data in your Google Docs en masse very simply. more »
Google Public Alerts keeps you informed on severe weather situations
It’s always a good idea to be aware of severe weather conditions before they hit your area. If the local news station doesn’t interrupt programming to bring you up-to-the-minute updates, you have a few other options. Searching the internet for weather info is the first alternative that comes to mind. Google wants to make that more »
