February 9, 2010
7:20 am
Google in partnership with Cooliris developed a new “Gallery app” for the Nexus One, which makes it easier to browse, edit, and share photos and videos on the go. For starters, when you take photos or videos with your phone, they'll automatically be available in the Gallery under the "Camera" category, so
February 9, 2010
7:13 am
Google announced “Popular Images,” which lets you browse and find interesting images. This feature is accessible from Google Image Search on Android-powered devices and iPhones in the US. To try it out, go to www.google.com on your phone browser and click on "Images". Under the search box, you’ll see a few of the top
February 9, 2010
7:08 am
If you often use both a computer and a mobile phone in your daily routine, it can seem like a hassle when they don't stay in sync. Google is making your phone a bit smarter with the introduction of personalized suggestions and synchronized starring in Google Maps for mobile on Android. Personalized suggestions make
February 9, 2010
7:00 am
Google unveiled a simplified and streamlined video page for best possible watching experience to you. To check out this new look all you have to do is opt-in. Click on this link to try it out (anyone can opt-in, but for now page elements are only in English). To revert back to the old
February 9, 2010
6:52 am
If you allow users to publish content on your website, from leaving comments to creating user profiles, you’ll likely see spammers attempt to take advantage of these mechanisms to generate traffic to their own sites. One way to determine which of your visitors are human is by using a CAPTCHA , which stands for "completely automated
February 9, 2010
6:45 am
When you upload a video to YouTube, you'll see a rapid-fire assortment of thumbnails from the video after it begins uploading to the site. Aside from being fun to watch (it's kind of like a flipbook of your video!), this visual representation of the process gives you further peace of mind that the video is indeed
February 9, 2010
6:33 am
President Obama had his first exclusive interview after his State of the Union speech with you, the YouTube community. The President engaged in a direct conversation about a broad range of issues, from generating jobs to opening up the health care process to investments in nuclear energy.Sometimes the top overall
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