Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts

Friday, January 10

Boomerang Google Chrome



Chrome/Firefox/Safari: Boomerang, a popular browser extension for Gmail users, schedules your messages to be sent at a later time or reappear in your inbox at some point in the future. For awhile, you had to use a "manage page" to edit and scheduled items, but now you can do that directly from the message itself in Gmail.


The latest update makes this super simple. To edit a scheduled message, all you have to do is open it up in Gmail and click the edit button. Then, change the date and time to what you want. To use this feature now, just update your extension. If you're new to Boomerang, you can find the latest version here.

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Wednesday, November 27

"OK Google"


Google promised that we'd get hands-free voice search in Chrome back at I/O 2013, and it's delivering today with the beta of its Voice Search Hotword extension for desktop Chrome 31 users.

As long as you're either sitting at Google's home page or have a new browser tab open, the add-on lets you start a search by saying "OK Google," much as you would in Android 4.4 KitKat. Anyone eager to move beyond mouse-and-keyboard queries can grab the extension today from the Chrome Web Store.




For those who have the Feature on your phone...well let me just tell you "I will be getting it this Christmas from Santa" .......I hope. lol

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Thursday, June 6

Gmail New App Update


Other features within the new Gmail for Android application include a new streamlined user interface with a swipe-down to refresh feature and sliding drawer with labels and account switcher to help mange multiple accounts.

Together with small images now shown alongside messages and improved readability, as well as the ability to empty trash. The latest Gmail for Android app is supported on devices running Google’s Android 4.0 operating system and higher.

This is what Google had to say :

If you'd like to try out the new inbox on your mobile device, click on the gear menu in Gmail on the desktop and select Configure inbox. The next time you use your mobile device, primary mail will be shown first and notifications will only appear for primary mail. It's easy to access and keep track of email in other categories by opening the menu.

These updates include some other new features. On Android, you'll get a new design with profile photos, a navigation menu, and more.  On the iPhone and iPad, you can choose to receive notifications for all messages, only important messages, or no messages at all, on a per account basis.

You can update or download the Android version here:  http://goo.gl/IEF7x
You can update or download for iPhone and iPad here: http://goo.gl/2ma4I

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Tuesday, November 13

Latte Art of a Nerd


Meet Kazuki Yamamoto. He's a latte artist. You've probably seen the work of latte artists before and how they can draw things like hearts or leaves in steamed milk. But you've probably never seen anything like this.

Kazuki once day would love to own his own latte and do the same artistic designs for everyone of his customers, we can only hope with such great art and publicity he would actually be able to pull it off.
Below are some of the work of arts he has

Friday, November 18

Use 10 Dollar Words To Succeed


Definition of 10-Dollar words:

Using large, difficult words that most people will not understand. Makes you look like an elitist prick that wants to flaunt your advanced intelligence or vocabulary.
 
NOTES:

 If you take this phrase to heart then it will work for you. There are two reasons for that.
First, you address the client by their name. It’s surprising how often we avoid saying the name of the people we work with. Not only does it increase the trust and comfort level between two parties, it actually leads to better work.
In fact, a research study of surgical teams found that when all of the doctors and nurses introduced themselves before the start of an operation, surgical outcomes

Thursday, November 3

"Do A Barrel Roll" on Google


Today I saw that Google had a buzz out on the web and on twitter about doing a barrel roll and was wondering "wtf is that about" the first thing on my mind was the famous Nintendo 64 Star Fox and I was right. When you go to Google.com home page and type in "Do a barell roll" the screen actually does it and also searching the Z or R twice will make it happen too.

It was so cool to watch I had to try it about 3 times before I ran tried showed my friends. Peppy, the game’s veteran space pilot rabbit, tells hero Fox McCloud to “do a barrel roll” (a feat accomplished by pressing “Z” or “R” twice) multiple times throughout the game.

“The ‘do a barrel roll’ query, which causes the search page to spin, will remain in place for a while.”

[Google.com]

Friday, October 21

Googles New Gmail Make Over


Well you all saw the leaked out polish version of googles secret Gmail look and HECK you even heard of some rumors about it and how that shots have been out to the public google announced the goodies to everyone accidently.

 

The First thing I notice is the look....yeah yeah it seems like the interface is about to become a lot less optional. The tool bars can be changed anyway you want and the look is just like the new calendar all white and nice. A video was accidentally posted to YouTube today by Google (since pulled), offering a tour of the revamped email service. Most of it will probably look a bit familiar, but the Mountain View crew still has a few tricks left up its sleeve.

Now if google liked these videos accidently....I dont want to think they would do that to my data...right?

[Google.com]

Saturday, October 15

Google Translate for Android Speech


Google has one of the best language translation technologies around, which they've continually improve it over the past few years. And now their Android app has the ability to support speech-to-speech translation in 14 languages. This means that Asian and Mexicans who don't know much English can now understand what the cops are saying when asking for a drivers license and registrations (No offense) My