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Google adding Public Alerts to Maps, keeps you in the loop in times of worry

On January 25, 2012, In Gadgets, by BusemanIgneri615

You can’t deny that Google often hands out marvelous tools for the masses to utilize (yes, some can be a miss ), and today the King of Search is launching a fresh virtual apparatus as part of its Crisis Response project. Dubbed “Public Alerts,” the feature is accessible from within Google Maps, keeping you in the loop during times of high alert. Your search query will trigger things like weather relevant to your area, public safety and earthquake alerts — all of which are provided by the NOAA, the National Weather Service and the US Geological Survey

Grovo

On December 17, 2011, In Magazines, by

Freemium elearning website Grovoteaches people how to use Internet sites and services, from Google Apps to Basecamp to Craigslist.

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Google+ launches ‘What’s Hot’ and ‘Ripples’

On October 27, 2011, In News, Technology, Uncategorized, by wordek13

Google unveils its answer to Twitter’s trending topics and a new interactive for public posts Google has launched its answer to Twitter’s trending topics, called What’s Hot, for Google+. As described the video above, What’s Hot collects the most popular publicly shared items from across Google+. The feature sits on the left-hand side of users’ Google+ streams.

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joomgapps

On September 12, 2011, In Joomla, by Lobo

JoomGApps is an extension for the CMS Joomla! which main feature is integration with Google Apps Tools. The component supply: * Single Sign On process. * Synchronizing users between two platforms

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Offline Google Mail hands-on

On August 31, 2011, In Gadgets, News, by klubetor

One of the things that made Google apps the web-based productivity suite to beat was the ability to access your information offline using Gears.

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Offline Google Mail hands-on

Girl Power Wins at Google’s First Science Fair

On July 13, 2011, In Technology, by lfhgjkd19

Google has announced the winners of its first science fair, and they are all young women who did projects in the medical field.

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Girl Power Wins at Google’s First Science Fair

Google says less is more: Gmail and Google Calendar to sport a more spartan look

On July 1, 2011, In Gadgets, by Lobo

Does Gmail’s current look seem chaotic and claustrophobic to you? Are you overwhelmed by the myriad mailing options, labels, and chat windows?

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Google says less is more: Gmail and Google Calendar to sport a more spartan look

Office 365 ditches the beta tag, ready to take on Google Apps

On June 29, 2011, In Gadgets, by klamka13303

We know what you’re thinking — you like the idea of Google Apps , but the Mountain View crew kind of creeps you out. Well, don’t worry, Microsoft has your back

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Office 365 ditches the beta tag, ready to take on Google Apps

Google Apps is moving on, you’ll need an HTML5 browser to go with it

On June 4, 2011, In Gadgets, News, by lsderotes

HTML5 beckons the world with its dashing logo and also, we suppose, all the clever little things it can do. Desktop notifications in Gmail and folder-dragging in Docs already refuse to work with anything less — and before long that will apply to the entirety of Google Apps. Come August 1st, you will find that Gmail, Calendar, Talk, Docs and Sites are all unsupported unless you’re using either the current or last major release of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome or Safari

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Gmail now stores up to 25,000 contacts for the insanely popular

On May 5, 2011, In Gadgets, by klubetor

Are you quietly proud of the girth of your social circle? Do you think having 146 Facebook buddies is impressive? Snap out of it, saddo

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Gmail now stores up to 25,000 contacts for the insanely popular

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Google adding Public Alerts to Maps, keeps you in the loop in times of worry

Grovo

joomgapps

Offline Google Mail hands-on

Girl Power Wins at Google’s First Science Fair

Google says less is more: Gmail and Google Calendar to sport a more spartan look

Office 365 ditches the beta tag, ready to take on Google Apps

Google Apps is moving on, you’ll need an HTML5 browser to go with it

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