Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 10, 2015

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Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier. Use one box for everything - type in the address bar and get suggestions from web pages and research. Thumbnails of sites let you access your favorite pages instantly with lightning speed from any new tab. Desktop shortcuts allow you to run your favorite web applications have directly from your desktop.

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Saturday, May 30, 2015

Google Photos: Now officially available for Android, iOS and web.

Google Photos: Now officially available for Android, iOS and web.
Google Photos is now officially launched ! Removed from Google+, the application is now available on Android and iOS.
Google Photos is the photo application by Google for use on Android or iOS smartphones as well as for desktops. The new service, which has "graduated" from Google+, now offers unlimited storage of photos up to 16 megapixels and video shot in 1080p. all  storage details, are available on Google help center.

Is Google Photos the same as Google Images ?

No, it's completely different. While Google Images allows you to search for images already published on the web, Google Photos stores your own photos for free with unlimited storage.
Originally, Google Photos was available via Google+. Today, it is no longer necessary to have an account on the social network Google+ to use the application.

Google Photos  a powerful tool to organize your photos:

Photos organizes your images using powerful face detection and machine learning, and lets you search for photos by keyword even if the photos aren't tagged in any way. Google Photos also allows editing photos and videos by applying filters, and easily share them on social networks.

Google Photos is available on Android and iOS devices, and on its dedicated website.

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

TimeLapse: 30 years of Earth�s evolution viewed from the sky



The conquest of space is not new, today many satellites are present around the globe, some of them are specially made to take photos. Google and NASA have teamed up to let us follow the evolution of our planet over the last 30 years, a project that is called Timelapse.


Timelapse is an online tool that helps you discover the evolution of many cities like Las Vegas, Dubai or Colombia glacier that have been transformed because of climate and demographic change.
This timelapse from 1984 to 2012 captures the rapid growth of the world over the past three decades. Each frame of the timelapse map is constructed from a year of Landsat satellite data, constituting annual 1.7-terapixel snapshot of the Earth at 30-meter resolution.
Visit Timelapse.

Thursday, November 7, 2013

Hyperlapse: Creating Your Own Moving Timelapse on street view

Hyperlapse photography is an increasingly popular technique in which standard time-lapse imagery is brought to life with camera movement. Google has recently launched a new service that will allow you to travel at great speed on the roads of the world.
If you�ve ever wanted to visit the famous Road 66 in the United States, this site should definitely please you. Its operation is simple. You choose a place where you want to go, then you place two points A and  B on the map. Hyperlapse then generates a time-lapse video of the road. The sequence obtained is uses images captured by Google Street View, which are assembled as a time-lapse.

Select the angle of view

On the map you can also play with a third point that will define the angle of view for the video. So depending on where it is set, the camera will rotate for you to enjoy the surrounding scenery.

Visit Hyperlapse

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Google Helpouts: the new service for personal assistance

Google has officially launched a new service called Google Helpouts accessible to everyone. A product intended to allow the public to get personal assistance over live video from real persons on real time.
Google Helpouts was initially launched in private mode last August. Today, more than 1,000 experts are registered to share their expertise. Originally, eight categories are proposed: arts and music, cooking, fitness and nutrition, education and career, computer and electronics, home and garden, fashion and beauty, and finally health. This new service is available  as a market place where you can learn how to fix a computer, take music lessons, prepare a cake, and many other things.
Google Helpouts is a marketplace for advice. Each expert freely setting its rates, the payment is made after the session from Google Wallet only (for now) and Google receives a commission of 20% of the amount received by the expert.
But, if the user is not satisfied with the service provided, he can claim a refund of the amount paid. The assistance is 100% money back guaranteed by Google. Google always keep a copy of the video delivery to judge if the refund is legit.

Note! Google Helpouts is also available for android phone on Google Play

Saturday, April 13, 2013

The Chromebook Pixel from Google finally released

Google has finally released its Chromebook Pixel which unlike all models launched so far (Acer, HP, Lenovo and Samsung) does not bear the signature of a manufacturer.
The Chromebook Pixel has a solid configuration: 12.8 inch touch screen with Gorilla glass, which claims the highest pixel density (239 pixels per inch) of all laptops on market, processor i5 dual Core 1.8 GHz, 4 GB of RAM, 720p HD webcam, 32GB SSD (1TB of storage on Google drive available for 3 years), two USB ports, memory card reader, Bluetooth, WiFi, 4G/LTE and a battery offering 5 hours of �active use. �

The design was treated with a case made of anodized aluminum, a frosted glass touch-pad, assembled carefully with �invisible� screws and stereo speakers located under the backlit keyboard.
The Chromebook Pixel is now available on Google Play.

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Google Nose BETA the olfactory research functionality

On this early month (April 2013) Google offers you to discover the new functionality "Google Nose", a new feature in beta olfactory research. April fools of course!

With Google everything is possible, especially when it comes to trick users to April 1st.
It has been discovered for example that YouTube announced yesterday that it closed by showing the top 10 best videos posted during the eight years of existence of the platform. This time it is the Google search engine which makes us his own with a new feature called "Nose" which is presented as an olfactory research in beta! With a small video well mounted, a dedicated web page, and some almost believable explanations, Google almost succeeds in making us believe that it will soon be possible to smell inside Egyptian tombs or the delicate fragrance of a cabin car. With vehicles Street Sense, the search engine could identify millions of different odors around the world. That's what we call an April Fool's joke on Google!

Check out Google Nose, for instance. �Smelling is believing�.