Geo – Spark a new wave of location-based app development, both on mobile and desktop, with the Places API. Read the documentation herehttp://goo.gl/BzmYI
Peer-to-Peer NFC coming to Android
Android – Demonstrated tag reading, writing and peer-to-peer, and includes previews of advanced peer-to-peer functionality coming in Ice Cream Sandwich such as 0-click sharing.
New Eclipse tools for Android
Android – Launched App Engine Tooling for Android which gives Android developers new tools to easily build cloud-aware applications.
Google APIs – The only cloud service that allows businesses to access sophisticated machine learning with only a few API calls and by utilizing the flexibility of Google Storage.
Chrome – Available for Chrome OS and also as an extension for Chrome on the desktop, allowing developers to test their web apps with a screen reader inside the browser so they can conduct better accessibility testing.
Developer Tools – Build native Android apps that can take data with them wherever they go, using Google's cloud service, App Engine, to host your backend service and store your data.
Geo – Trusted testers can try the new Fusion Tables Styling and Info Window API, which enables developers to set a table’s map colors and info windows with code.
Geo – Trusted testers can try the new Fusion Tables Styling and Info Window API, which enables developers to set a table’s map colors and info windows with code.
Developer Tools – Go will be the third language, after Python and Java, in which to write Google App Engine apps. Download the SDK athttp://goo.gl/nXu15
Google APIs – Write applications to query information on the more than 15 million books on books.google.com including book metadata, pricing, and more.
Android – Music and movies in Android Market, Android @ Home, Android Open Accessory and more!
Project Tungsten
Android – Hardware reference design that runs the Android OS and the Android@Home software framework.
Android @ Home
Android – Open source libraries that will enable developers to build apps that can discover, connect and communicate with devices and appliances in the home.
Android – Platform-level support for hardware accessory communication with Android devices - including integration with Android Market, a new USB accessory API and an open-source Accessory Development Kit (ADK).
Android – Upload your personal music collection and access it instantly on any web browser or compatible Android device without the hassle of wires or syncing. Currently by invitation only.
Android – Choose from thousands of movie titles and watch instantly on the web or your Verizon Motorola Xoom (support for more devices, including phones, coming soon).
Get ready for Google Summer of Code 2023!
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We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Google Summer of Code (GSoC) program
and share the timeline with you to get involved! 2023 will be our 19th
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A better Blogger experience on the web
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Since 1999, millions of people have expressed themselves on Blogger. From
detailed posts about almost every apple variety you could ever imagine to a
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Moving to the Google Developers Blog
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buttons, ...
Moving on from Picasa
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*Update March 26, 2018*: The Picasa Desktop application will no longer work
online, which means that you will not be able to upload or download photos
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Goodbye, Google.org blog
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This will be our last post on the Google.org blog. In order to make it
easier for people to get the latest news from Google in one place, we're
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Preserving Orkut’s history
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Today, we are bidding tchau to Orkut. But, as we announced at the end of
June, while the service may be going away, its history of connections and
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A final farewell
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Thank you for stopping by.
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You asked, we listened: more Android!
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*A few months ago, we asked what content you wanted to see more of on the
Google Mobile Blog, and the answer was quite clear: more Android! We
launched +A...
Final steps for Google Wave
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More than a year ago we announced that Google Wave would no longer be
developed as a separate product. At the time we committed to maintaining
the site at ...
Free calling in Gmail extended through 2011
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