A behind the scenes look at where Google does its thing at their own Google Data Center.
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Oct 25, 2012
Explore a Google Data Center with Street View
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Joe
A behind the scenes look at where Google does its thing at their own Google Data Center.
Oct 16, 2009
Oct 10, 2009
Picasa
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Joe
I recently downloaded this and was very surprised at what they offered for free. There is a lot you can do from editing your photos to uploading them unto the web to the Picasa Web Albums. Your photos also get scanned automatically for faces then you add names to the faces and it will remember that person when their face is detected. The interface is easy and really looks nice and works smoothly and overall a program I really recommend so download it.
Aug 24, 2009
10 Cool Google Reader Buttons You Can Use to Post Feed Content
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Joe
10 Cool Google Reader Buttons You Can Use to Post Feed Content: "
The Google Reader team has been rolling out features one after the another to make it more social and fun to use. We always love functionality that has room for experimentation and clever tricks. Be it the auto response in Gmail or the new Google Reader ‘Send-To’ menu.
The Google Reader Send-To button lets you post feed articles to Twitter, Delicious, Blogger, Posterous, Digg, Tumblr and more. If you have not done so you need to go to your Google Reader settings then to the ‘Send To’ tab and choose the sites/services you want to enable. There are already 10+ services and sites you can choose from, however the real action lies a little below.
The Google Reader team has been rolling out features one after the another to make it more social and fun to use. We always love functionality that has room for experimentation and clever tricks. Be it the auto response in Gmail or the new Google Reader ‘Send-To’ menu.The Google Reader Send-To button lets you post feed articles to Twitter, Delicious, Blogger, Posterous, Digg, Tumblr and more. If you have not done so you need to go to your Google Reader settings then to the ‘Send To’ tab and choose the sites/services you want to enable. There are already 10+ services and sites you can choose from, however the real action lies a little below.

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