Google guessing answers to your query?
I saw this today and thought it’s kind of new, to me at least. Google seem to be trying to build an AI that can understand and answer your query. The query seems to be able to best answer birth and death dates by analyzing popular sites content. You may try things like “Larry [...]
Use Gmail Filters to auto-arrange your email tasks
So often do I come across an interesting article or video while browsing the web, especially using my mobile. I want to read the article, or I have something to do with that article, but I just don’t have the time (or iphone is too slow to keep up with the new OS 4) that [...]
Google World Cup
New improved Google Currency Converter
Have you ever tried Google Currency Converter? I always do. You simply Google for something like “100 USD in EUR” and you got it. Well now you can even get more. Historical chart of conversion rate, and a form to quickly calculate other amounts. Try it out!
iPhone OS 4 vs. Android
[Guest Post By James Mowery] With the much anticipated upcoming release of Apple’s iPhone OS 4, especially with the recent iPhone prototype media leaks, tech fans wait to see how OS 4 stacks up against the Android 2.1 platform. Since Android 2.1 was released in January, it has steered many Apple cronies away from their [...]
Google Communicates with Saddam
Some of you might have already heard about this. The Google Native Client SDK is an effort by Google in bringing the Native Client to the web, helping developers put real rich web applications, without heavy server call backs. Besides the promising future in this short video, you would see the automatic speech recognition in [...]
Google Chrome Super Fast
Google Chrome is taking up the challenge against fired potato, sound waves, and lighting in speed, showing amazingly high rendering speeds in splits of a second. And for the geeks, this is the behind the scenes video. Now imagine if I do this same test here in Kuwait. Bake a toast Vs Google Chrome. That [...]