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Google Adds Vocal Recognition Search to iPhone
After an initial delays from Apple in commercializing the latest Google search feature for its smartphone device, the Apple App Store for the iPhone is now featuring an application that allows users to search the Web simply with vocal commands.
Google and Adobe Team Up for Simplified Flash Content Tracker
Earlier today, Google announced on the Analytics Official Blog that the company has teamed up with Adobe Corp. and third party developers to develop a simplified Flash content tracker that can successfully spider media content such as embedded videos, branded micro sites, and even online games.
Microsofts Launches New Live Search to Improve Social Interaction
While TechCrunch reports a rumor about Apple developing its own search engine to target Microsoft's products and earning in yet another market, the Redmond-based software house unveiled new, major changes to its search engine, which is now much more oriented towards social interaction and integration with third-party websites such as Flickr, LinkedIn and WordPress, as well as Microsoft's own email and instant messaging services.
Google Earth Gets "4D" Capabilities And Revives Ancient Rome
Google Earth, the popular globe rendering software that was downloaded over 400 million times since its release in June 2005, just got a new and very exciting feature: the Google Earth team announced earlier today that when looking at Rome, Italy it is now possible to see a number of historic places as archaeologist thought they looked like thousands of years ago.
Google Adds On-the-fly Translation to Reader
Born as another "20 percent project" at Google, the on the fly translation of feed content readers was recently announced on the Official Google Reader blog and will make it easier for users all around the globe to access and better understand regular updates from websites producing content in languages other than the user's native tongue.
Google Adds Video Chat to Gmail
Google just announced new, exciting features added to its e-mail platform: starting today, Gmail users will be able to make voice and video calls with each other and even hosting conference calls, allowing for a potentially much faster way of communicating and connecting with others. The feature is built on the pre-existing chat functionality embedded in Gmail and, even if not quite as sophisticated as other tools such as Skype or Meebo, it is fairly easy to install and use, and should make a welcome addition to Gmail.
Microsoft Announces MSN Distribution Deal with Java
As of 8 am today, users who will download or upgrade Java for Internet Explorer will be prompted to install a MSN search bar that will set Microsoft's search engine as the predefined one. The deal, announced earlier today by Microsoft and limited to US surfers only, has the potential to make a very large number of users switch from Google in a matter of just a few days.
Microsoft Tries to Steal Verizon Deal from Google
Verizon, soon to become the biggest mobile phone carrier in the U.S., was about to close a search/advertising deal with Google back in June that would have put a Google search bar on the home screen of its phones and made it the default search engine in exchange for a share of the revenue generated by their users. Now, Microsoft tries to "steal" the deal from the Mountain View-based search engine by offering the company better conditions that Google did.
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