Just to show you how problematic Android maps and geolocation can often be, I’ve tested the Google Maps app in the iPhone 5s and LG G2 using the same wifi network. And here’s the result.
This is what Android makes out of my current location: Check out the screenshots after the jump »
Grab your custom URL while someone else haven’t yet. Just go to gplus.to and enter your desired nick name and paste your Google+ ID.
Gplus.to custom URL serves much like the vanity URL for Facebook. You can check out my Google+ profile at gplus.to/deuts.
After a few cracks at social networking, namely the Google Buzz and Google Wave, Google is at it once again and try to challenge Facebook with the Google+ Project.
Techcrunch has detailed take on it. Continue reading
Frankly, I’m excited about the ChromeBook, a notebook powered by Google Chrome OS. I’m just quite disappointed I thought it was something I could easily install at my old Asus Eee PC 701 — to bring it to life. Continue reading ‘The Chromebook’ »
Here’s another great reason why you should love and totally switch (if you haven’t yet) to Gmail. They’ve recently rolled out their newest service, the Google Buzz. (By the way, Google is gradually rolling out Buzz to everyone, so if you don’t see it in your Gmail account yet, check back soon.)
It’s basically like Twitter, but actually better. It allows comments, likes, email. It resides right within your Gmail web interface. All you need is a Gmail account. Of course, your friends should be using Gmail the same in order for you to share thoughts, quotes, links, photos, and videos with each other.
Photos and videos are displayed inline, so you don’t have to open another window or tab. Sharing can be done publicly (and displayed to your Google profile page) or privately to a group of people or close friends only.
Comments get sent right to your inbox so it’s easy to keep up with the conversation. Of course, you can mute a certain thread in case you find your inbox full of non-sense.
Well, actually, not that much. But at least there’s some….:D
Finally, I got google search to work so that it will return search results directly into my webpage! Ain’t that cool? I’m a genius! Wahahahah
Try this: at deuts.net, type clmc deloitte philippines in the search bar, and well, what have we got here?!!
