Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts

Monday, October 7, 2013

Google, Apple And Facebook Are At War On 'Latent' Search



Everyone knows Google controls search engine. It usually has roughly 70% market share of all search activity on the net. Microsoft's Bing comes a far second. But Google is facing a series of challenges that could upset that dominance. The challenge comes with a new type of search, called latent, abstract, or conversational search. 

If you wanted to search for something on the web, you typed in keywords. Google has trained us all to type in those words in order of importance, not the order in which they make sense. In the future that may change. Google, Facebook, and Apple are all developing tools that will allow us to search the way we speak naturally. Though searching is for the kinds of non-specific, abstract, or latent thoughts we use in real life. Generally produces useless search results.

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Google Launched the Remarkable Project Google Glass......

Google glass is a wearable open glass which represents the next step in computing mobile. In instead of free data from desktop computers and portable devices like phones, tablets and place it in front of eyes. 


The computing headgear opened at a Google launch event in 2012 has shown its view to the world. Though most of have learned or heard about Google glasses but only some people who knows exactly what can It do. I came to know seven features about Google Glass and going to share with you. 

Take pictures and video recording 
 Just say “Take a picture” to take a picture on google glass you are watching and say “record a video” to record video’s on Google glass without touching it. The photos and videos will be stored in 4GB flash memory on the device and also can be share it in social networking websites or emails. 

Show messages 
 Google glass will show text messages and as well as emails you received and permit you to replay them by voice commands. 

 Find Information 
 Google glass made your task easier to find information’s from Google. Simply you need to ask a question and the device will pull the answer from the internet. 

Show Maps 
 Google map is integrated into Google glass. So that users will be able to use map in their journey or look up for locations and establishments via commands. 

Live Video Sharing 
 Google Glass can show the world what you are seeing in live. If you attending any function or concert u can share it to your family and friends in real-time and made a part of the experience. 

Integrates Google Now 
 Google Now, the digital voice assistant from the search giant, has been integrated in this device. It will save tracks of your daily behavior or habits such as when your job schedule or the route you take. It will show you different routes where there is no traffic on the way or give you weather updates a little after, among various other functions. 

Translate 
 Google Glass is a feature that will be with you during travelling aboard. You simply need to ask Google Glass to translate the phrase or sentence from one sentence to another language and it will speak that out. 


Features of Google Glass 

Fitness: Adjustable nose pads and durable frame fits to any face and extra two sizes of nose pads. Display: High resolution display is the equivalent of a 25 inch high definition screen from eight feet away. 

Camera: Google Glass has 5 MP camera and Google Glass has the ability to take photos and record 720p HD video. 

 Audio: Bone Conduction Transducer. 

Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11b/g and Bluetooth too. 

 Storage: 12 GB of usable memory, synced with Google cloud storage. 16 GB Flash total. Battery: One full day of typical use. Some features like video calls and video recording are more battery intensive. 

Charger: Included Micro USB cable and charger. 

Network: 3G and 4G supported device. 

Operating System: Android 4.0.4 and Higher. 

Processor: Texas Instruments OMAP 4430 SoC 1.2Ghz Dual (ARMv7) 

Ram: 682MB RAM 

Communication: GPS and SMS messaging are also included to the device. 

Weight: the whole unit weighs in at just 42g. 

More: 
 • 3 axis accelerometer. 
 • 3 axis magnetometer (compass). 
 • Ambient light sensing and proximity sensor. 



 Google Glass is extremely amazing device with next generation features that can develop people knowledge and the hight of technology. 

 Google Glass has an official price tag of $1,500. This was set for competition winners who will be able to get Google Glass early. 

 The release date for Glass isn't known yet but it's expected to go on sale in 2014.


Saturday, August 3, 2013

Google's Moto X Smartphone Launched with New Smart Ideas and Modest Performance....

Google owned Motorolla X smartphone. Google’s new Moto X Smartphone is really smart.



The Moto X is operating with Android Jelly Bean 42.2 and constructed with a chip called the X8 mobile computing system. The Moto X looks like other smartphones, with a 4.7-inch super AMOLED touch-screen display with 720p resulation and 1.7 GHz dual-core processor Qualcomm snapdragon S4 Pro paired with quad-core Adreno 320 graphics. Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/ac. The Moto X is prepared with a 10-megapixel clear pixel with RGBC sensor and LED flash. There is a 2-megapixel front camera too. 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal as standard storage, expandable up to 32GB online. It also comes with 2 years of 50GB storage for free on Google Drive. There’s a 220mAh battery. The Moto X dimension is 65.3x129x10.4mm, 130Gm.

The smartphone understands natural languge and gives it situational awareness. It’s always listening for your command, whether it is sleeping or awake. It also knows where you’re using it and how you’re using it. The Moto X is easy to hold and the bottom edge is sloped steepy at the edges. Choose multiple colours and patterns for Moto. The back of the Moto X uses a premium soft-touch quality. The Moto X will go from pocket to image capture in under 3 seconds. Just grab the phone, turn it twice in your hand horizontally and the camera launches without pressing a button. Motorola says it will keep going on for 24 hour’s by the one time charge.

 Motorola is also offering for Moto X users over 2,000 customization options where there are 18 available back panel options like the accents, engraving or also wooden options and much more. This is limited to the US for the moment and it remains to be seen whether Motorola spreads it too other markets as well.The Moto X is going on sale in about a month starting at $200.

Monday, July 29, 2013

Chromecast Low-Cost TV Streaming Device Launched by Google.....

 Google moved out with a new Nexus 7 tablet on Wednesday. However a much smaller and cheaper new device may be the one that makes a extremely great influence in the consumer technology world.

 Chromecast is a glorified thumb drive that enables Web streaming to television. At $35, it's also practically free, considering that it comes packed with three free months of Netflix, worthing 24 dollars. Streaming media onto the (relatively) big screen is nothing new. Set-top boxes like Roku and Boxee have provided the service, at least in part, for years. The accessory fits into a TV’s HDMI port and allows users to stream video, share tabs from the Google Chrome browser, or play music from their smartphones, tablet or computer on the big screen. But Chromecast, though, Google appears to have stripped down Web streaming to its purest elements. "It looks like they have learned from their mistakes, and radically simplified the experience," "Instead, Chromecast is pure simplicity: Search and discovery of video content is happening on the mobile device or laptop, and all Chromecast does is stream media from the cloud." Google and Apple have both tried and, at least so far, largely failed to make inroads into the living room with streaming TV products. Google TV struggled to get some major content providers to play ball. And Apple CEO Tim Cook has acknowledged that Apple TV has suffered as more of a novelty for diehard fans than a mass-market success. (A full-on Apple TV set, which has been the tech world's most-anticipated piece of supposed vaporware for the past couple of years, could of course change that).

   

Those products, along with Roku, Boxee and the like, have been, in a way, similar to traditional TV. Approved "channels," chiefly Netflix, Amazon and other Web video services, are available. But Chromecast takes streaming to a whole new level -- offering a quick, simple version of what tech-inclined folks have been able to accomplish by rigging up their laptops or desktops with their TVs. Essentially, if you can watch it on a computer, tablet or phone screen, you'll be able to watch it on your TV. That's the logical end goal of Web streaming, and many analysts are saying Google struck a huge blow by being the first to offer it up in a way that the typical consumer can understand and usage. "By coming out early at an extremely cheap price, Google may wind up dominating the TV delivery industry," Early interest in the 2-inch gadget appears to be high. Thursday afternoon, Chromecast was listed as out of stock on Amazon and Best Buy's website. The Google Play store was accepting orders, saying the device would be shipped in 3-4 weeks. While deals with the TV networks seem inevitable, Chromecast also could allow Google to make deals directly with content providers, in much the way Netflix has with original programs like Emmy-nominated "House of Cards" and a revived "Arrested Development." Web TV services like Hulu have thus far tried to limit their basic service to computer screens, offering the ability to stream to television for extra money. Now, Hulu says it's working with Google to offer an "optimized" version on Chromecast. How Chromecast will impact Google's battle with Apple remains to be seen. The existing Apple TV product, with its Airplay feature that streams from the Web, has its followers. But it only works with Apple products, naturally. Chromecast is designed to work on any platform that can run its Chrome browser. So a user could, for example, stream a YouTube video from an iPad, then watch a Netflix movie from a PC -- all streamed on a TV set through a Google device. "On paper at least, it's the best device Google has ever announced ...