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Saturday, October 16, 2010

Google testing Wave

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  Google is at it again, this time with a bomb that would revolutionize social networking and possibly set an enviable standard. Google has kicked off the first stage of launching Google wave, its social networking site, by inviting 100,000 people for the testing phase. These people are those that registered for the testing phase earlier on. Each of these people can, in turn, invite about five friends to join in the testing. Google wave, currently, is only available in English. According to the official press release, other versions for major international languages will be available by the end of this year.

Google wave is an online tool, that when made available internationally, will help change the way we communicate via instant messaging, and video. It promises a wiki style editing and a better email technology to suit our fast moving world.

Google wave is set to change the social networking platform. This is obviously a potential threat to social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and others.

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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Google Offers Free Wifi on Planes

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  Google plans to provide free wireless internet access on Virgin Airlines flying the United States domestic routes starting from November 10th. The idea is to help people confirm airport pick up time, make gift shopping easier on Google product search or search Google for that vital information before landing.

The company accepted the fact that such technology if not properly deployed would interfere with airplane communication. However, they were swift to add that Google Wi-Fi internet access on plane would be an exception and would not be a safety hazard.

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Sunday, October 10, 2010

Google Me to Compete with Facebook

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  As Facebook begins to grow, no doubt, it has attracted a lot of advertising revenue and this has gotten to a point that somebody is not feeling comfortable about it. Google is preparing to launch a social network, Google Me, to compete directly with the rise and increasing popularity of Facebook.

This is not the first time Google is swimming in the social networking pool. The company owns Orkut, which is popular in only a few pockets of the world. Also, Google did purchase and abandon Dodgeball. Even Google Buzz is not without some privacy issues. It will be tough for anyone to rollout a product to compete with Facebook. However, Google might have the resources to do so and we will see what happens with Google Me.

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Saturday, October 9, 2010

Google Attack Tied to Two Chinese Schools

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  Recent investigative findings have shown that the cyber-attacks on Google and a dozen of other American companies that were aimed at stealing trade secrets and email addresses of Chinese activists came from two Chinese schools.

The two Chinese schools are Shanghai Jiao tong University and the Lanxiang Vocational School. It is interesting to note that the Jiao tong University recently won an international computer programming competition which was organized by I.B.M called the Battle of the Brains, mesmerizing students from MIT and other top Universities in the world.

More interesting is the fact that the Chinese military recruits two students each year from the Jiao tong University as military computer experts. Not much detail of the findings has been revealed, which until now, only points to Taiwan.

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