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Tag Archives: Google
Net Neutrality: All Packets Are Created Equal
The essence of Net Neutrality is “All Packets are created Equal“. No ISP should block or prioritize any traffic based on what the IP Packet carries. That is, no VoIP/Skype, YouTube video, music download or Bittorrent traffic should be processed differently … Continue reading
Modular Data Centers: Containers for Clouds
Mike Manos, Microsoft Data Center Chief, has unveiled in his blog the design of future “Generation 4″ Microsoft data centers. With the mission to provide massive easy-to-scale computing infrastructure to power the Cloud, Microsoft envisions pre-assembled containers equipped with a … Continue reading
Posted in Disruption, IT
Tagged cloud computing, cloud infrastructure, Data Centers, Google, IT, microsoft, PUE
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Will Speech-Reco Cross the Chasm with Google?
Speech Recognition technology is available for many years, still its impact has been quite low so far. Windows has speech recognition features that nobody use, speech-to-dial is available in mobile phones since years. Few people configure it, and less of … Continue reading
Don’t Be Evil?
Yesterday Google put an end to the advertisement agreement with Yahoo! that both companies announced in April. Google blamed the government regulators and some advertisers who had concerns on the deal. And who wouldn’t? The two major players in online … Continue reading
The Earth on your Palm
Found via TechCrunch, Google keeps producing great stuff, and “organizing World’s information” for us. Google Earth for iPhone (and iPod Touch) puts literally the entire blue planet on your handset. Enriched by links to Panoramio and Wikipedia, and fully using … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle, Internet
Tagged Google, Google Earth, iPhone, mobile apps
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Does Google know too much about you?
Larry Page, co-founder of Google, just landed in Spain to receive the Principe de Asturias Prize, the Spanish version of the Nobel Prize. In his dialog with the press, Larry said that, working in Search, Google aims to be more … Continue reading
Google Inspires Engineers to Change the World
Google is re-investing the revenues they get from ads on projects to improve our world. Following google.org initiatives (RE<C, RechargeIT and others) Google is now calling for ideas from outside to make them happen in Project 10 to the 100. Googlers … Continue reading
Is the G1 Googly?
Yesterday was a great day for America as T-Mobile launched the awaited first Android phone. Plenty of coverage for the announcement in NYC, but is the G1 up to the expectations? On the good side: the anticipated powerful processor with … Continue reading
Why is Google building a Browser?
The clip from Google answers the question in its first part. “To take the Web to the next level”. Web browsers were designed for web pages much simpler than the web interactive applications we enjoy today, such as Gmail, Google … Continue reading
Is Chrome Enough to Kill Windows?
Megabytes and megabytes of commentaries after its launch are setting yet one more record on top of Chrome’s top speed marks of one percent market share in one day, and fastest ever browser. Most analysis agree that Chrome is aiming at … Continue reading
