Tech Week in Review 3-19-2010
by rahsheen
Google Nexus Coming To Sprint
A lot of people I know have Sprint, which boast the largest voice calling area in the US. This is twice the coverage of AT&T and 10x the coverage of T-Mobile. If you’ve been waiting in the wings, hoping that by some miracle Google would make it’s phone available in CDMA [...]
Latest Chrome Release Adds Automatic Translation
by rahsheen
The latest stable version of Google’s Chrome browser adds the ability to translate web pages on the fly. It also adds a rich set of privacy controls to fine-tune your browsing experience. Keep in mind that this is the latest stable version, so you don’t have to worry about dealing with beta or alpha software [...]
Read MoreGoogle Goes Hard at Microsoft with Exchange Migration Tool
by rahsheen
Today, Google announced a new tool that makes it simple for current Microsoft Exchange customers to move into the cloud and switch to Google Apps. Tensions between Microsoft and Google have been mounting in this arena. Each has come out with videos basically going at the other. Microsoft directly down-playing Googles cloud-based services and Google [...]
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Nexus One Now Compatible with AT&T 3G and Canada
by rahsheen
The moment you’ve all been waiting for has arrived. The Google Nexus One phone is now available for AT&T customers. Up until now, it’s 3G technology wasn’t compatible with AT&T and could only be used with T-Mobile and some other carriers. Apparently, AT&T and others use a different frequency, so these customers could only access [...]
Read MoreGoogle Reader Takes Your Feeds Out To “Play”
by rahsheen
Google Reader Play is an experimental new way to browse interesting stuff on the web. Brought to you by the Google Reader team, it is supposed to make the best features in Reader more accessible to everyone. It’s not a new application or feed reader, but an interface that runs on top of Google Reader. [...]
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