Google Lashes Out Again At Windows Phone… ..Shutting down Windows Phone access to Google Maps. Eventually having been called on this they recanted and claim that Windows Phone Users will once again be allowed access to Google Maps. You can read all about the background to this and some interesting claims made by Google via TheNextWeb [...]
Google’s Official Blog called it Winter Cleaning… Goodbye Google Sync service for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. The Google Sync news In a nutshell: Google Sync is gone replaced by CardDAV Consumers ability to sync from their Gmail, GCal, Contacts to their new Windows Phone 8 is gone Existing Google Sync connections will remain active: I’m skeptical [...]
Before making this blog into Warptest.com it resided on Google’s blogger (or blogspot). Google’s services work using Geolocation; just go to Google.com in your browser and see if it redirects to a domain for your country. becomes The Problem: When you are running your or a clients blog on Blogger you want actionable intelligence from [...]
The Google Menu Bar… It’s a ubiquitous feature: no matter which Google product you find yourself using (if you are logged in) you see the black Menu Bar. The Menu Bar has been controversial. Some love it, some hate it and some see it as the first major step Google took in making UI/UX a [...]
Microsoft Kinect Kinect the game-changer that allows your gaming experience to react to your body movements and voice is an amazing piece of technology. My first question when I first heard about this was, just how much processing power does it take for the Kinect to act as an interface between You and the Game? [...]
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