CultureTech - Google
CultureTech - google
Is Google evil?
- By Maha Atal and Damian Kahya
- 20 August 2009
The online search giant is the internet’s greatest success story. But as ever more data is amassed, concerns over how the company may use it grow.
Tantalised by the Big G
- By Iain Simons
- 20 November 2008
Whilst the sensation of rummaging around in history is wholly intoxicating, the possibilities for a real sense of traveling through it are tantalising...
The G-boys' Android
- By Iain Simons
- 26 September 2008
It is the item that's got the blogosphere buzzing - Android. But is Google's latest effort to dominate the marketplace a winner?
Google's brilliant salesmen
- By Iain Simons
- 11 September 2008
Google became a verb some time ago, through its suite of services it’s now graduated to being an entire workplace
Lost in maps
- By Iain Simons
- 21 August 2008
Newstatesman.com picks out another desktop distraction to help you waste time over the long weekend
Drawing a blank on Georgia
- By Iain Simons
- 15 August 2008
The controversy over the missing maps of Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. Was it deliberate? Google says not.
Well Cuil?
- By Iain Simons
- 29 July 2008
Could the mighty Google ever be overcome? A new search engine has been set up. It's called 'Cuil', has $33m in backing and it doesn't collect information about the surfing tendencies of users
You'll never walk alone
- By Iain Simons
- 23 July 2008
Google Maps has created a ‘walking’ feature making traversing city streets rather more straightforward for those who travel by foot, reports Iain Simons
CultureTech Tumblog - google
M-Lab | Welcome to Measurement Lab
The goal of M-Lab is to advance network research and empower the public with useful information about their broadband connections. By enhancing Internet transparency, M-Lab helps sustain a healthy, innovative Internet.
- 29 January 2009
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Google street view tracks down kidnapped child : Worcester Telegram & Gazette News
Then I Googled it,” he said.
- 08 January 2009
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Android netbooks on their way, likely by 2010 » VentureBeat
After years of speculation about a google operating system for desktops, it happens underneath our noses…
- 03 January 2009
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Google Earth : Ancient Rome
The Ancient Rome 3d layer has been added to Google Earth. Amazing…
- 10 December 2008
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Don Tapscott, of “Growing up digital” fame has some ideas.
It is enough that they know about the Battle of Hastings, without having to memorise that it was in 1066. They can look that up and position it in history with a click on Google
- 02 December 2008
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Official Google Blog: Lively no more
Less than six months after launch, Google is pulling the plug on its Lively.com virtual world. As Second Life also begins to feel the strain on its linden dollars, it seems that even the virtual economy is feeling the crunch.
- 20 November 2008
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Updated: BNP member list mashed with Google maps creates a sea of red dots, but dangerously inaccurate
Curious about the list, I managed to find a copy and after checking it for the obvious odd family members or people you know and think might be members, I thought it’d be cool to make a Google Maps mashup of the data.
- 19 November 2008
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Official Google Blog: Introducing SketchUp 7
Google brings dynamic components to SketchUp 7, their brilliant (free) 3d modeller.
- 17 November 2008
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