Showing posts with label google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google. Show all posts

Monday, February 6, 2012

Hulk in Skyrim.wmv - YouTube

An extremely quick edit





Hulk in Skyrim.wmv - YouTube
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Sunday, September 25, 2011

Smyth Group Mobile Apps Baton Rouge » Infographic: Facebook vs. Twitter Demographic Comparison

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Thursday, July 28, 2011

‪ROBOT BAR FIGHT‬‏ - YouTube



YourFavoriteMartian is back with a new single!



‪ROBOT BAR FIGHT‬‏ - YouTube
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Monday, July 11, 2011

TAKE THAT, FACEBOOK!


Don't Mess with Google!!!
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Monday, March 7, 2011

Ninjas unboxing 1 & 2 by Patrick Boivin

Image representing Google as depicted in Crunc...Image via CrunchBasePatrick Boivin is responsible for some pretty cool stuff trhat could mke some great commercials. Here are a couple for Google's Nexus phones.




For the second one, you will want to go to the actual YouTube Page but this is what you would see.




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Saturday, December 18, 2010

Blogger Buzz: Discover Your Blog's Community with OneTrueFan



OneTrueFan has been added to my blog. I added because I would love to be able to get more feedback from people who visit and read my blog. I appreciate everyone who stops by even those who disagree with me and the things I believe. This is why I have an open policy for those who comment. You can say anything you want and interact as you see fit. I've implemented OneTrue fan because it allows even more reader interaction. IF you look at the bottom of the browser as you scroll down you'll see a window that allows people to join the service for free and share the links that they have shared from the blog.


Readers earn points for coming to your site each day, reading content, sharing links and driving traffic to your site. The ten readers with the most points show up in a leaderboard, but those points only last for 14 days. Readers need to keep coming back because fanship is an ongoing process.



I think what I would like to do sometime in 2011 is offer prizes to readers in the reader board. I'll make an announcement when I know more information. Please feel free to follow the link below to learn more about the OneTrueFan service. Maybe you might like to add the service to your own blog(s).


Blogger Buzz: Discover Your Blog's Community with OneTrueFan

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Friday, May 21, 2010

Google Debuts First Playable Doodle - G4tv.com

You can play a near perfect version of Pac Man on the Google homepage for a limited time!





Google Debuts First Playable Doodle - G4tv.com
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Thursday, May 13, 2010

transformers - Google 3D Warehouse Search

3D models of Transfromers from Google SketchUp

transformers - Google 3D Warehouse Search
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Monday, May 3, 2010

Combaticons In Google Earth by Paul H Manning - Google 3D Warehouse


Want to put the Combaticons into Google Earth? Here is your chance!



Combaticons In Google Earth by Paul H Manning - Google 3D Warehouse
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Thursday, April 15, 2010

PixelMags digital publishers for the iphone


Pixelmag is not just an application for reading digital comics and magazines on mobile devices. It also allows you to make the content and distribute it using a PDF file as your base. It seems really cool. As a software developer, I would love to get into using such technology. This means getting an iPhone and the other stuff for testing and using it.



PixelMags digital publishers for the iphone
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Monday, October 19, 2009

iDon't run widgets.


Google is going after Apple's iPhone. Here is a great upcoming commercial for the Android operating system. The thing that excites me most about Android is that it's more open. While Apple does allo
Image representing Google as depicted in Crunc...Image via CrunchBase
w development of apps for the iPhone/iTouch they charge you for the privilege. On the other hand, Google allows you to do it free and clear. The MyTouch and several other devices are using and will be using android.






iDon't run widgets.

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Thursday, July 23, 2009

Google Celebrates Comic Con 2009




Check out the artwork Google is sporting on the search homepage. Can you name these characters?
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Who Knew Twitter Was Useful?

I just read an article from G4TV's blog and it contains a new interesting use for Google Maps and Twitter.

Outbreak 2.0: Tracking Swine Flu Through Google Maps And Twitter

Outbreak 2.0: Tracking Swine Flu Through Google Maps And Twitter

Can't get enough swine-flu excitement? Who can?!? Thankfully the Internet has evolved to the point where everyone can track their favorite diseases and outbreaks like never before. First up is a Google Map that pinpoints every reported case of swine flu around the world. From Mexico to America to Spain to New Zealand, you can follow swine flu victims across the globe.

Speaking of follow, your day isn't complete unless you've received Twitter updates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Busting out emergency updates one tweet at a time, CDC's Twitter page gives you up-to-the-second information on the latest swine flu conference calls, respirator suggestions, and recommended antiviral drugs.

Now if I may be serious for a moment (channeling Lance Storm), it's pretty amazing that the Internet has evolved to the point where millions of people can easily get updates on a disease outbreak. While some will check out the information simply because it's there (Wikipedia syndrome?), others will use it to keep their family and friends safer. It's truly amazing.

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Saturday, January 10, 2009

The WII is not just a Toy!!!


Google has posted a video showing a way the Nintendo WII can be used in a real world application. An engineer has written software that turns the Nintendo Wii's board peripheral (for snowboard, skateboard, and surfing games) into a controller for Google Earth. Users can virtually surf the earth. The even better news is that he's making the technology freely available (in techspeak "open source"). This means that some people are going to be using it in other applications....endless possibilities.

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