Google are rolling out their new features for mobile documents editing, it’s not available for every one just yet but over the days to come we’ll have more to see.
The update will allow users to edit all document types and not just spreadsheets, and will allow users to collaborate in near realtime. The update will be available to Android Froyo (2.2) and iSO 3.0+ users.
Long has it been lamented that Google Chrome does not have an automatic RSS feed detector. For those of us who use
We Love RSS Feeds Google !
Google Chrome as their primary browser the lack of this little and often over looked feature is some what frustrating.
Not any more … Ha. With the release of Google’s extensions for their browser we can now not only enjoy the beauty of the RSS feed detector, but the browser can also read feed data and process it into a human readable format. Goodo.
So go get the RSS Subscription Extension and while you’re at it you might what to get the Google Reader Notifier so that you can see a live update of all your latest feeds.
In fact there are a heck of a lot other extension for Chrome, some useful, some not so much, some annoyingly distracting and some are incredibly useful, so check them out now it is well worth a peruse.
One point I should make clear, though, is that as much as this is a little song of praise in the general direction of Google, they really need to sort their browser out and make this kind of functionality standard. Even Internet Explore has got this one down! Come on Google you’re making us look bad.
Google Wave has been touted by Developers the world over as the next big thing in web communications. I don’t know if you’ve seen the 80 minute video Google put on Youtube in may 2009, but it really is a must see for those who like/need to keep abreast of the latest innovations in the ever changing landscape of the internet.
Check out the Video below, or if you don’t have 1:20hrs to waste use check out the second video down, it gives pretty much the same info but in less than 8 minutes.
This tickled me;
http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=”because+IE+sucks”
It’s code in the Google code library that essentially is a work around to work in Internet Explorer, ode to the frustration things like this causes it’s been commented with “Because IE sucks”. But below is the most amusing thing I stumbled across …
http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=”i+hate+IE”
Proof Google hate IE, lol.