The beloved Green Living website has published some excellent information regarding how using Google Earth, Google PowerMeter, and Google SketchUp among others are becoming useful tools in fighting to keep the Earth green.
Google in combined efforts with Canada will give 10,000 home access to a powerful new tool for managing their home energy [...]
The day when Curtis Melvin, a PhD student at George Mason University, decided to start the “North Korea Uncovered” project is now marked in history; April 4 2007. Two years since it has became the definitive reference for the country’s economic and geographic secrets, thanks to an army of amateur spies.
Mr. Martin described the project [...]
Check out the new dashboard video and introduction from the Google Team.
Did you know that online maps and local listings drive online searchers to your business, but they don’t always end up visiting your website. Most web analytics in the world cannot track these activites. Google Maps and Google Earth is making it easy [...]
If you use Google Mail, get ready to undergo an extreme e-mail makeover social networking style. Yesterday, I read word that Google is set to release their closest version of Facebook. Google’s own blog explains the ideas behind Google Wave:
You create a wave and add people to it. Everyone on your wave can [...]
This has been quite a week for Google, especially with the announcement of Google Wave at the Google I/O Conference. Not to be ignored, Google Earth has been quietly rolling out some spectacular features, not to mention business listings. Just yesterday, Google Earth added 3D tours of buildings, bridges, baseball stadiums and more. So [...]
