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Verizon Wireless warms up to Google’s Android
June 8th, 2009 
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Posted in It’s been an interesting week for America’s second-largest cell phone carrier. First, Verizon Wireless announces it would support unlocked handsets and third-party applications on its CDMA network, and yesterday the company’s CEO said the carrier may support Google’s new Android platform. “We’re planning on using Android,” said Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam in an interview with Business Week. “Android is an enabler of what we do.”
McAdam didn’t say when, or if, Verizon would release handsets that use Android, and a Verizon spokeswoman also declined to elaborate in an e-mail. “We certainly expect some in the development community to embrace the…
Google’s plans for 2008 and mobile application updates
At this point resistance is futile, so I just try my best to limit the amount of personal information Google knows about me. The updates to my BlackBerry are actually pretty useful, eliminating the need for several clicks into Google properties I would likely go to anyway. I would beg for mercy, but they would just slap an ad on my screams.
On to the mobile apps…
One interesting new item is a Google Mobile Updater app that updates the various Google properties that now launch standalone from the BB (the majority were already available through the browser.) The…
Google will change this industry forever
Now that Google has officially announced that it will bid on the 700MHz spectrum, most of us are speculating about the possibilities. And while I have my own beliefs about where Google will go with the spectrum, I’m sure many of you have your own.
But regardless of where you stand on this issue, one thing remains certain: the future of the technology industry is currently being shaped by high-paid Google lawyers and accountants who are working out the details of this auction.
Simply put, we’re on the precipice of something groundbreaking that will change this industry forever. Whether it…
Google test lets you influence your search results
Google is experimenting with a new Web search interface that allows people to influence the results they get by indicating whether or not they like particular results.
According to a page of instructions for a test feature on Google Experimental Labs clicking on a blue up arrow icon to the right of the result will move the item to the top of the page. Clicking on an orange asterisk will mark the result so you can easily see it in the list. And clicking on a blue “X” icon will delete the result and keep it hidden when you use…
Google Gadgets go cross-platform
Google is adding support for Google Gadgets in its Google Desktop for the Mac software. Google Gadgets, as you probably know, are mini applications with dynamic content that offer quick access for things like newsfeeds and to-do lists.
Mac users can now run Google Gadgets side by side with Apple Widgets in Dashboard and have the same gadgets on their Mac, iGoogle page, and Google Desktop Sidebar.
Some cross-platform Gadgets include: YouTube, which lets you search and watch YouTube videos from Dashboard; Virtual Flower Pot, where you water it and watch flowers bloom; and Weather Globe, which displays weather conditions…
