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sabato 8 maggio 2010
Ombrello musicale
Rain Drum - l'ombrello made in Sud Korea che colpito dalle gocce d'acqua emette dei suoni.
http://www.inewidea.com/2010/05/03/30626.html
http://www.inewidea.com/2010/05/03/30626.html
venerdì 7 maggio 2010
More Google applications coming for Google Apps customers
More Google applications coming for Google Apps customers: "9 of the top 20 requests from Google Apps customers are for their accounts to work with more services from Google, not just for the core suite of messaging and collaboration applications. Later this year we’ll dramatically accelerate customer access to innovation, and give users the convenience of using any Google service allowed by their administrator from a single account affiliated with their organization.
For example, coworkers will be able to publish their organization’s blog on Blogger, share project images with Picasa Web Albums, track industry news in Google Reader, advertise online with AdWords and much more, all without switching back and forth between multiple accounts. While these additional applications won’t initially be covered by the core suite’s support and service level agreement, this change will open up the spectrum of Google’s functionality to businesses, schools and organizations using Google Apps and we’ll evaluate future support options.
We intend to have all Standard, Premier and Education Edition customers moved to the new infrastructure that enables this change in the fall, and customers who would like more control over the timing of this change will be able to make the switch voluntarily during the summer.
This will be a significant overhaul to our underlying systems and we want to make this transition as seamless as possible for customers. We’ll be sharing information in advance so Google Apps admins can plan ahead which additional Google services users can access with their accounts and other aspects of this roll-out. Stay tuned here for further updates in the coming weeks and months, and visit our Help Center for more details.
Posted by Dennis Troper, Product Management Director, Google Apps
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For example, coworkers will be able to publish their organization’s blog on Blogger, share project images with Picasa Web Albums, track industry news in Google Reader, advertise online with AdWords and much more, all without switching back and forth between multiple accounts. While these additional applications won’t initially be covered by the core suite’s support and service level agreement, this change will open up the spectrum of Google’s functionality to businesses, schools and organizations using Google Apps and we’ll evaluate future support options.
We intend to have all Standard, Premier and Education Edition customers moved to the new infrastructure that enables this change in the fall, and customers who would like more control over the timing of this change will be able to make the switch voluntarily during the summer.
This will be a significant overhaul to our underlying systems and we want to make this transition as seamless as possible for customers. We’ll be sharing information in advance so Google Apps admins can plan ahead which additional Google services users can access with their accounts and other aspects of this roll-out. Stay tuned here for further updates in the coming weeks and months, and visit our Help Center for more details.
Posted by Dennis Troper, Product Management Director, Google Apps
ZumoDrive Connects Android Users to Their Content from Anywhere
ZumoDrive Connects Android Users to Their Content from Anywhere: "
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Zumodrive, providers of a unique cloud-based file access system, announced the release of their Android application earlier this week. For those unfamiliar, ZumoDrive creates virtual drives on your devices which can then access cloud-stored files as if they were installed locally. Users can stream music playlists and view photos that are stored elsewhere, rather than just doing a file sync. This goes for the Android application as well; Using your handset, you can play songs directly from your music folder, regardless of how big or small the capacity is on your phone.
Features of the Android app include:
- Video streaming from ZumoDrive directly to the device in MP4, H.264 format
- Music playback of all songs
- Music organized by artist, albums, and even playlists created on other devices
- Ability to stream music in the background
- Ability to listen to music over both 3G or EDGE networks
- Access to photo albums saved in ZumoDrive
- Easy document access and viewing for Microsoft Office documents and PDF files
- Ability to easily share files from ZumoDrive with anyone
ZumoDrive provides 2GB of free storage to all users however, they offer a variety of other solutions ranging up to 500GB.
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giovedì 6 maggio 2010
face.com API
face.com API: "
build your own face recognition apps.
- Announcing our new, free, open API
- Face recognition across the web
- 7 Billion Scanned Photos Later, Face.com Opens Up To Developers
What Are Your Favorite Android Apps?
What Are Your Favorite Android Apps?: "Even if tech blogs keep track of the number of apps in the Android Market, it's important to know that Android users can install applications from other sources. If Google decides that an application like Music Junk should be removed from the Market, you can install it from SlideME or from any other website.
There are many reasons why the number of Android apps is still small: Android Market is not available for all Android phones, paid apps are only available in a few countries, there's no official web interface and Google has rarely promoted Android Market. That's why I decided to share some of my favorite Android apps. I've only tested them using Google Nexus One, but they should work on other Android phones.
1. Quick Settings replaces a lot of widgets: it's the quickest way to turn off WiFi, to change brightness settings, to turn off auto rotation or turn on bluetooth.
2. NetCounter is a simple application that monitors network traffic for 3G and WiFi. It's useful if you don't have a mobile data plan or your traffic is limited.
3. AppBrain is a useful service that lets you find other great Android applications. It shows recommendations, applications that are suddenly popular and it also have a web interface.
4. Cubed is a music player with an innovative user interface. It's better looking than the stock music player and it's fun to use.
5. Spare Parts is an application from Android's SDK which shows a lot of interesting stats about your phone's battery and a summary of application usage. If you're wondering how much time your Android phone spent with screen on or you want to monitor the network traffic of an application, use Spare Parts.
6. Astro is one of the best Android file managers and it comes with a lot of nifty perks, including an image viewer and an archive viewer.
7. AK Notepad is a simple application for writing notes. You can add a note to your home screen, add a reminder or export it to a text file.
8. StopWatch provides a stop watch timer, a countdown timer and has a very simple user interface.
9. Ethereal Dialpad lets you 'create flowing music with an expressive touch synthesizer'. It's relaxing and you never get bored using it.
10. Seesmic is my favorite free Twitter client for Android. It has support for multiple accounts, background notifications and it has a great composing dialog.
11. Google Translate combines translation with a text-to-speech service. If you use voice input, you don't even have to type the text you want to translate.
12. Nexus One Torch - probably the best flashlight application for a rooted Nexus One.
What are your favorite Android applications?
Update: Matt Cutts also shared his favorite Android apps.
"
There are many reasons why the number of Android apps is still small: Android Market is not available for all Android phones, paid apps are only available in a few countries, there's no official web interface and Google has rarely promoted Android Market. That's why I decided to share some of my favorite Android apps. I've only tested them using Google Nexus One, but they should work on other Android phones.
1. Quick Settings replaces a lot of widgets: it's the quickest way to turn off WiFi, to change brightness settings, to turn off auto rotation or turn on bluetooth.
2. NetCounter is a simple application that monitors network traffic for 3G and WiFi. It's useful if you don't have a mobile data plan or your traffic is limited.
3. AppBrain is a useful service that lets you find other great Android applications. It shows recommendations, applications that are suddenly popular and it also have a web interface.
4. Cubed is a music player with an innovative user interface. It's better looking than the stock music player and it's fun to use.
5. Spare Parts is an application from Android's SDK which shows a lot of interesting stats about your phone's battery and a summary of application usage. If you're wondering how much time your Android phone spent with screen on or you want to monitor the network traffic of an application, use Spare Parts.
6. Astro is one of the best Android file managers and it comes with a lot of nifty perks, including an image viewer and an archive viewer.
7. AK Notepad is a simple application for writing notes. You can add a note to your home screen, add a reminder or export it to a text file.
8. StopWatch provides a stop watch timer, a countdown timer and has a very simple user interface.
9. Ethereal Dialpad lets you 'create flowing music with an expressive touch synthesizer'. It's relaxing and you never get bored using it.
10. Seesmic is my favorite free Twitter client for Android. It has support for multiple accounts, background notifications and it has a great composing dialog.
11. Google Translate combines translation with a text-to-speech service. If you use voice input, you don't even have to type the text you want to translate.
12. Nexus One Torch - probably the best flashlight application for a rooted Nexus One.
What are your favorite Android applications?
Update: Matt Cutts also shared his favorite Android apps.
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