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Tag Archives: Google Wave
Say Goodbye To Google Wave
Over the years, Google has had some pretty amazing ideas. Google Maps has revolutionized the way we travel, Gmail has changed the way we communicate, and Android has taken the smartphone world by storm. One thing that really never caught … Continue reading
Posted in Gear, Geek, Google, News, Social Networking, Software, Tech
Tagged Facebook, Gmail, Google Maps, Google Wave, IM, Instant Messaging, Social Networking, Software, Twitter
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Huge Announcements from Google’s I/O Conference Day 2
Day two of Google’s annual developer’s conference proved to be quite a bit more exciting in terms of new announcements. As I said earlier, day one was all about HTML5, Wave and open-source video codec, VP8. Today, Google announced the … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Google, News, Software
Tagged Adobe, Android, Android 2.2, Android OS, Announcements, Flash, FryYo, Google, Google Chrome, Google I/O, Google TV, Google Wave, HTML 5, Open Source, Software, Tethering, VP8
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Google’s I/O Developer’s Conference Kicks Off With HTML5 and Web Video Announcements
In San Francisco yesterday morning, Google’s big developer conference I/O made a series of somewhat predictable announcements to the some 5,000 developers in attendance. Given the internet giant’s preference for cloud-based computing and open standards, it came as no surprise … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Software, Tech, The Internets
Tagged Google I/O, Google Wave, HTML5, I/O developer's conference, Open Source Video, VP8
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