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You know the routine: small cars weighed down with large cameras are spotted in some city. Then, without any warning, a Google…
Google has noticed a lack of organization on the web when it comes to information on voting. That includes registration info and simply where to go to vote. In an effort to combat this problem, they've put together a couple tools to help potential voters find such information.
One might say the Internet is anything you want it to be—a truth machine or spreader of lies—maybe it’s both. In light of recent events Apple would say it’s the latter. Twice over the past month, a blogger has sunk their stock.
There’ve been a lot of disturbing news in advertising this year and this week, all of it involving brain stuff. Thankfully, Google’s not manipulating our thoughts—yet.
The vote's been tallied, and the European Union's new Safer Internet program turned out to be roughly as controversial as claiming that water's wet. While almost three percent of members abstained, a full 96 percent of the European Parliament agreed to spend 55 million to protect children online.
Google has introduced version 2.0 of Gmail for Mobile for BlackBerry and mobile phones that support J2ME. They do note however, that not all features are available for all phones, but version 2.0 is available in over 35 languages.
