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Schmidt: Google ‘unlikely’ to buy Twitter soon
Share Google has a short message for those wondering whether the search giant will soon buy micro-blogging site Twitter: “unlikely.”
GeForce ForceWare 260.89 Driver Released
Share This is a new driver release for the 260 family of drivers. This driver package supports GeForce 6, 7, 8, 9, 100, 200, 300, and 400-series desktop GPUs as well as ION desktop GPUs.
Gmail gets ‘Priority Inbox’
Share Google has introduced Priority Inbox, a new Gmail tool that aims to prioritize e-mails based on their importance. Gmail has always been pretty good at filtering junk mail into the “spam” folder.
Google Announces Chrome OS
Share After denying the rumors for the better part of a year Google has finally come clean on its attempt to enter the operating system world.
Google Container Data Center tour (video)
Share The chaps from Google uploaded a video tour of one of its container data centers. This video was first presented at the Google Efficient Data Centers Summit last week. Always fun stuff to look at !
Microsoft GeoSynth to compete with Google Street View
Share Microsoft has announced plans to launch a mapping service, GeoSynth, that will take on Google’s Street View mapping feature, according to Pocket-lint. The new service will use Photosynth technology to merge high-definition photos taken and submitted by the general public, and then relate the content according to geographic data.
Gmail Lets You ‘Undo’ Sent Messages
Share Another day, another new feature in Gmail Labs. This one could be more useful than most, as it’s something you probably have a reason to use with some frequency. It’s called ‘Undo Send,’ and as the name suggests, it lets you take back a sent email, as long as you act quickly enough.
Google Earth finds Atlantis?
Share In other interesting news today, there is a chance that Google maps spotted the lost city of Atlantis ? If this is true, and it is simply a data artifact as they claim, where are all the other lines like this on the bottom of the ocean? Or is Google claiming that only data [...]