by Zoober on May 7, 2013 in Google
It’s no secret Google+ is still falling behind other big name social networks, but the Mountain view company isn’t giving in just yet, and with good reason. It seems their resilience is somewhat paying off. A part of that can be attributed to the Google+ hangouts feature that has been taken in under the wing from many big sports franchises including the Houston Rockets. Google hangouts offer a place where video casts can be hosted and shared throughout the world. All of this can be done live too, and it seems that Google is on to a good thing here. It does have ...
by Zoober on March 14, 2013 in Google
Google is doing it’s best job to dispel any ‘technology is bad’ talk by bringing out a pair of talking shoes. Granted, there are obvious implications of sitting for too long and certain technological products reducing the amount of physical activity we do, however, that doesn’t mean we don’t have the free will to still move around. Whilst my method is to sit here and butt heads with the opposing view, Google has decided to tackle the problem head on by creating a new talking shoe gadget aimed at making a more physical technology breakthrough. This is said to be Google’s idea of a ...
by Zoober on February 6, 2013 in Google
If you are a publisher who uses Google Adsense and have the Adsense text ads turned on, you may have noticed something different about them today. All Google Adsense text ad units now display an image below the text link in the ad. The new Google Adsense text ads look like a good idea and a smart-looking upgrade from the old standard text inside the Adsense banner style advertisement. If you want to test out the new Adsense text ad you will need to have a 336×280 large rectangle banner ad, as it is currently the only size of ad that ...
by Zoober on January 17, 2013 in Google
www.Gmail.com Sign Up, Gmail Sign in, and Gmail Login are three queries many want to know how to do these days. Gmail is growing ever popular and for good reason too, as it’s definitely one of the best mails to have. It’s easy to use layout combined with it’s fast speeds and Google shortcuts make it a favourite mailing choice for many web users. But users don’t know this until they experience it. So what makes them flock to Gmail in the first place? With Google’s web presence many people have learnt to trust Google along with everything they do, ...
by Zoober on November 7, 2012 in Google
Google have been experimenting a bit recently with their options toolbar they have displayed. It could be seen changing from the standard side position to the top on occasion and now it seems that it where it is staying and the sidebar Google search is forever gone. Along with this there is a bunch of new menus to choose from when searching. All of the standard categories such as web, maps, images, news are still there but if you venture into the more menu there is a whole bunch of new goodies inside which includes even a blogger tab that ...
by Ed on October 31, 2012 in Google
Google was forced to call off their release event in New York due to the catastrophic weather being caused by Hurricane Sandy but that didn’t stop them from announcing 4 big releases in the Google market. Using their official Android blog, Google announced the release of the new Nexus 4, the Nexus 10, updated Nexus 7 as well as an updated Android Jelly Bean v 4.2. So what are the new offerings from Google all about? We will start with Androids Jelly Bean 4.2. Jelly Bean 4.2 As we all waited with bated breath for the release of Androids Key Lime Pie ...
by Zoober on October 19, 2012 in Google
Googles Chromebook was first released last year and didn’t see much popularity amongst consumer figures, now the company from Mountain View is trying its hand on the all new ultra-slim Samsung Chromebook, which so far has done everything to impress consumers; especially with the $249 price tag associated with it. The new Samsung Chromebook will be on display for consumers to get a taste of early, with 500 specially made kiosks to be popping up around North America that will allow people to give it a trail run. It’s a sign that Google believe that they are on to something ...
by Zoober on October 10, 2012 in Google
The release of iOS 6 was all-in-all very successful except for one thing – Apple 3D maps. Apple went its own way and produced a very underwhelming result. All-be-it they say it will get better over time, still time is something not a lot of us have. Here’s a solution to help you try and substitute Google maps back onto iOS. Wall Mosberg confirmed that Google have launched a version of Google Street view for web based things – meaning if using Safari, users will be able to explore locations using Google Street view on iPhone and iPad including iOS 6. It’s ...
by Zoober on August 28, 2012 in Google
There are more than a dozen of movies in Hollywood and they know you want it for free. Experience it on your Crackle Google TV app via Crackle feature. Action, comedy, drama. You name it, they have it. Crackle gives you full-length Hollywood movies. Want thrilling scenes? They’ll find it for you. How about love stories or inspirational movies? They’ll make sure you’ll have it watched. What about ghost stories and mysteries? They’ll have it available in just minutes. You’re going to be updated all the time. Crackle will always give you something new and maybe some extra. Every ...
by Zoober on August 10, 2012 in Google
Today there’s a common question amoung people using older devices and that is how do i install Google Play? It is true Google Play wont work for older devices but there is a way around this problem with thanks to virtualization emulators. Yes, you heard correct, an Android emulator! These are commonly known as APK’s and for this particular function there are three APK’s you can choose from to get the job done. Phonesky.apk - GoogleFrameworkServices.apk - GoogleLoginService.apk Now let me show you what to do with these: All you have to do is search for /system/app folder on your Android devices and give out ...
by Zoober on August 9, 2012 in Google
Something I really wish I had gotten my hands on by now is Google TV. There’s loads of reason why, mainly because I’m lazy and love TV so Google TV is perfect. With my Google TV infatuation naturally came me following Google on social media and that’s where today’s article takes us. After flicking through my time line I see a Google post today about a thing called UinterviewTV. UinterviewTV is (as far as I know) an app available through the Google TV that allows you to catch up on all the interviews that your local stations may have skipped on your TV broadcasts. After reading this ...
by Zoober on August 2, 2012 in Google
Us phone carriers US Cellular are set to be bringing out two brand new smartphones into their mobile phone range. The two new phones are called the Motorola Electrify 2 and the Motorola Defy XT. The Motorola Electrify 2 and the Motorola Defy XT are set to be released as early as tomorrow and come at very competitive prices. Especially if you’re part of the mail-in-rebate in which the Motorola Electrify 2 phone would then be available to you for under $200 smackers. The Motorola Electrify 2 is the follow up from the Motorola Electrify 1 if you hadn’t ...
by Ed on July 25, 2012 in Google
Chrome browser comes pre-installed, but this unfortunately means Flash isn’t part of the package and other browser that you can get from Google Play store don’t seem to work . It is inevitable that when you need to view a website on your Nexus 7, it will be Flash powered. This inadvertently renders your device useless and provides a great deal of frustration to many users. Well the great news is we have the method to enable Adobe Flash Nexus 7. Continue below to find out how. As with all tutorials, please back up your device beforehand and proceed at ...
by Zoober on July 18, 2012 in Google
Coming to us last month was the beautiful Nexus 7 tablet. The tablet has become very popular by demand mainly due to its overwhelming specs for an underwhelming price. So much so that you could normally expect to pay over half a k for something of similar use. With the Nexus 7 however you only looking at around $199 for the entire kit and caboodle. Check out the Nexus 7 unveiling out of box after the jump. Once the critics declare their love for a product the next thing you can expect is a unveiling or out of boxing clip ...
