Google has a great collection of web-fonts that can be used by webmasters on their websites, ranging from scribbled fonts to professional fonts. Google lets you download the source fonts (TTF) from their code repository, but here are a rather couple of simple steps to get started with Google Fonts in less than 5 minutes.
There’s was a bit of a disappointment from Google, but the people at XDA have started Ice-Cream Sandwich (ICS) AOSP development for the HTC Google Nexus One, taking the device to the next level. As of writing this article, only …
Hearing a lot of good news lately regarding Ice-Cream Sandwich being made available across multiple Android-based devices, there’s a bit of a bad news that awaits a particular group – the Nexus One owners, while Nexus S users sure have …
Unlike Firefox, Chrome does not ask you for a confirmation when you close multiple tabs at once. You might, therefore, end up losing work when you accidentally hit the close button. Chrome Toolbox, developed by Google themselves, might come handy …
Have you ever felt the need to have your local Word/Spreadsheet/Presentation files (in your computer) synchronized to your Google Docs account? Or the vice versa? If you prefer to have a backup on your computer or you’d prefer to edit …
Google’s Book Store, a collection of about 3 million books, is now available for your Handheld devices – Android, iPhone, iPod, iPad and Adobe eBook Platform
Want to keep track of your call minutes, SMS and Data usage? Since Androids, by default, do not log/generate usage statistics for Calls/SMS/Data, here’s an How-To to do the same.
Your Windows Mobile is capable of running Android. Thanks to the Open-Source Developers of XDAndroid, Androidmnia and Wing Linux, multi-booting Android on a Windows Phone is now possible!
An article covering the specifications, pictures, review and rating of the budget Android devices in the market, for all the budget-conscious Android fans! Covers Samsung Galaxy Spica, HTC Magic, HTC Tattoo, Samsung Corby i5500 and LG GW620!
Google Buzz, that found its debut in social networking a week back, has been buzzing people with notifications when a person comments on a buzz of yours (or even when your tweets are fetched). Now if you just don’t want to get your inbox flooded with buzz notifications, here’s an how-to for the same.
After Google Wave, Chrome OS and Public DNS service, Google is now up with its own Dictionary. Available at google.com/dictionary, this dictionary service can be a perfect and a worthy alternative to the old guys – Dictionary.com, thefreedictionary.com and Answers.
Google has today announced the start of its Public DNS (Domain Name System) that is expected to give you a faster web experience, linked to the recently announced Site Performance – a Google Labs feature and a part of Google …
Google has been continuously revamping its Search Engine and is now up with a new, totally different UI. Be informed that the new UI is not available for the public until the end of holidays this year, in other words, …
UPDATE: This site is no longer available due to copyright issues. For all Google G33Ks out there, here’s a site that helps multi-task Google. Aptly named GoogleGoogleGoogleGoogle, this site loads 4 instances of ‘Google Search homepage’ in 4 different iframes …
Google, to give you more safe browsing experience, is now up with an enhanced version of Google SafeSearch, which allows you to have your search locked to SafeSearch with password-protection, and this is linked to your Google Account
Here’s a Google Wave extension that can help you tweet right from Google Wave.