Archive for the ‘Google’ Category

Very slick augmented reality program coming for Google Android

Friday, June 20th, 2008

The Digital Earth Blog points us to Enkin, a very cool looking augmented reality program being developed for Google Android.  Watch the video below to learn all about it: Enkin from Enkin on Vimeo.

Google Maps for Mobile has been updated

Thursday, June 5th, 2008

One of my favorite applications, Google Maps for Mobile, has been updated!  This version brings bus, train and ferry information right into your mobile device. Point your mobile browser here to download the app, you can read more about it on the Digital Earth Blog, or you can watch the video ...

Some great new Android videos

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

Google has been showing off some excellent new Android features at the Google I/O conference today.  There are a handful of videos and a ton of pictures over on the AndroidCommunity site.  Here are the videos: Part 1 - Overview and interface Part 2 - Built-in compass Part 3 - Fun and Games Part ...

Google Gears for Mobile Devices

Tuesday, March 4th, 2008

Google has just released Google Gears for Mobile Devices. As posted in the GearsBlog: The mission of Gears is to extend the capabilities of web browsers. It is clear to us that mobile browsers can benefit just as much as desktop ones. By adding features to mobile browsers, it becomes ...

Google Shortcut Application for Nokia phones

Thursday, February 21st, 2008

It's not as exciting as they'd have you believe, but it's a useful application nonetheless -- the Google Search Shortcut for Nokia N-series and E-series phones. The application simply adds a shortcut to your standby screen that allows you to access Google search with a single keypress -- the pencil icon ...

Google phones to debut in February?

Wednesday, December 26th, 2007

Prototypes of phones running Google's Android OS have been popping up, and now we have rumors that the phone may debut at the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona in February. Check out the discussion at Slashdot or read the full article at APC.