Showing posts with label google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google. Show all posts

Friday, March 16, 2007

GoogleTalk Gadget Added to Personal Pages


Google just announced integration of their instant messaging service, Google Talk, with Google IG, their personalized home page. The flash-based widget plugs into your Google Personal Home Page as an integrated buddy list and IM window. The new widget can be added to your page here.



The widget isn’t just a copy of the Gmail version, it also has some of its own cool new features. Compared to popup message windows in the Gmail version, the widget’s conversations open up tabs instead. The new widget will also will also intelligently parse Picassa and YouTube links, displaying the content embedded right in the conversation.

Monday, February 19, 2007

myFeedz - The social newspaper

Hey folks you have another rss reader like google reader,which is provided by adobe that is myFeedz.It is released for free as a technology preview on Adobe Labs.

myFeedz is a webapplication that finds what is important news from the sea of information on the internet and shows you what you need to read.Here they are providing personalized content, you can customize as what you feel.Realy it's a fabulous application.

You can get into this by click here.keep with updated information of technology...wow enjoy :)

Thursday, January 04, 2007

OpenSource

Opensource is a fabulous methodology that promote access to the end's product source materials.We can make changes if you like to change the way of working or whatever,then redistribute without paying royalties or fees.But we have to get license .The classic licenses are GPL, LGPL, BSD, and MIT .When our code goes to live as an opensource, people improve it,adapt it and fix bugs.


The Mozilla and google makes an astonishing trend among the opensource community.Google runs the google code service,In this service google provides bunch of opensource project,APIs ,code search..etc.That's what still google shine.So folks mind it "the future is opensource everthing".