Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Friday, 14 June 2013
New GOOGLE CLOUD PRINT
GOOGLE CLOUD PRINT
Google Cloud Print is a new application now available for free on Android , and it enables users to print directly from their handsets using device compatible sites.You can share a photo or a document that Docs or gallery applications and this directly to Cloud Print. The application requires minimum Android 2.3.3 and occupy only 1.9 MB. Is free and your printer should be on the list of devices compatible with Google Cloud Print.
This new technology allows you to connect printers directly to the web without a PC as an intermediary. Cloud Print works on phones, tablets, Chrome terminals, PCs and practically any device connected to the Internet. You can download the application here
Monday, 10 June 2013
Google want to buy WAZE
Google want to buy WAZE
Google is close to buying application Waze navigation and traffic information for more than $ 1 billion, the Wall Street Journal said a source close to the situation. Understanding could be announced in this week, said the person cited.Contact the WSJ, Google and Waze representatives have declined to comment.Earlier, sources close to the situation claimed that among the companies interested in taking over Waze would include Apple and Facebook.
About 45 million drivers are using Waze in 193 countries, according to the website of the company that developed the app, Waze Inc..Waze was created in Israel and the company has about 100 employees, including a team of research and development in the country.
Thursday, 16 May 2013
Meet the new Google Maps
New update Google Maps
On the first day of the conference Google I / O, the company presented the changes that will make to Google Maps.This is the biggest change from the 2005 launch of the service, and it will be found both in the browser interface and applications for mobile platforms.One major change is switching to full vector maps, which are used by versions for phones and tablets almost two years, but have only now come to the web version. This change promises superior performance during loading and resizing and better visibility for the smaller details such as side streets, but for the benefit of all this, the user will need to use WebGL accelerated version.
Google Maps and Google Earth, will enabling users to admire a 3D environment more complex than currently offered, which includes significant buildings and images within them. The navigation services have been improved, allowing the calculation of several trails, routes and durations for comparing several means of transport and, if mobile versions, and recalculation based on traffic intensity.
Applications for Android and iOS platforms will get the update and will be launched in this summer.
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