Google Introduces Speech to Text Video Search Gadget

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

Google announced a new gadget that recognizes speech and converts them into searchable text. This is a great piece of innovation and we would definitely want it move forward and cover thousands of video formats, making it easier to find

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Yahoo-Google deal comes under fire from Microsoft

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

Google announced a non-exclusive agreement with Yahoo last month that will allow the Internet company access to Google’s AdSense for search and content advertising programs in the US and Canada. Microsoft argued that the agreement will

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Video Transcription on Google

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

Yesterday Google announced that they were applying some of their speech transcription research to political videos on YouTube. The philosophy - pushing research into the market to see it’s value and how it’s used- is great.

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Google Android- more open for some

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

The world went wild when Google announced their platform would be open source, thus providing an equal opportunity for developers to jump on the Android train and get cracking building new applications that we could only imagine how

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FIRST team helps go to the moon

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

It’s been almost a year since Google announced the Google Lunar X PRIZE competition. If you are not familiar with this competition, it is a new race to the moon. The original Ansari X Prize was won in 2004 by Burt Rutan and Scaled

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Use Google Gears for Fast Client-Side Search

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

When Google’s Gears offline web application API turned one year old six weeks ago, Google announced that it had signed its biggest external user to the Gears bandwagon: MySpace. The social network didn’t use Gears to create an

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Gmail File Storage Solutions

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

A few weeks ago Google announced that they were rapidly increasing Gmail’s storage space, and at the time it sat under 3GB. Now, however, it is at 4.28GB and by the end of this year we will have broken the 6GB barrier.

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Gmail Updates Its Contact Manager to (Hopefully) Reduce Clutter

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

On Wednesday Google announced changes to the way contacts are handled in Gmail. Previously, rather than just allowing you to fully control who does and does not get added to your contacts, they automatically added people you email to

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Voice Search Available for BlackBerry Pearl via Google Maps

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

Google announced that you can now speak your business query instead of typing it on a select group of BlackBerry devices (Pearl 8110, 8120, and 8130, US only). Voice search in Google Maps uses the same speech recognition engine as

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TechCrunch says Google is building its own cellphone

July 17, 2008 on 4:30 am | In Google Announcements | No Comments

If I had to guess, I’d say that Google probably intends to let other handset makers release their own Android phones first. Then six months or a year later — perhaps sooner if Android fails to take off — Google releases its official

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