Content Free

Nexus one Google Phone Details

• Power
• 3.5mm stereo headphone jack
• Charging and notification indicator
• Illuminated capacitive soft keys:
• Back, Home, Menu, and Search
• Tri-color clickable trackball

• Camera
• Camera flash
• Speaker
• Dock pin connectors
• Micro USB port
• Microphone

• Volume Control

• Haptic feedback
• Teflon™ coated back
• Second microphone for active noise cancellation
• SIM card slot
• Micro SD slot
• Proximity sensor
• Light sensor

• Quick contact badge: Press the contact status icon within Gmail, and a handy box shows all of the ways you can reply to a contact — including email, chat, SMS, and Facebook.
• Voice input: Swipe the keyboard, then just speak to select contacts or write an email, complete with punctuation. Period!

• Multiple Gmail accounts: Sync multiple accounts to the same device and switch between them without leaving the app.
• Undo: A handy undo link makes it easier to retrieve messages when you hit archive or delete by mistake. (Note: you cant yet undo send as you can with the desktop version of Gmail).

Go to link download

One hour of video uploaded on YouTube every second Google

An hour of video is now being uploaded to YouTube every single second of the day, a new study by Google has shown.

The figure represents a ten-fold increase in the video upload rate from that of 2007.

Google said 30 per cent of its growth in the video upload rate has occurred in the past eight months. The study also showed that YouTube footages are getting four billion views everyday. The figure is bound to increase with more YouTube channels being in the pipeline, reports New Scientist.

Go to link download

Obstructions Vanish From Images Treated With New Software From MIT Google

Go to link download

New update in Google Chrome will now allow users to mute individual tabs

Google Chrome for Windows, Mac and Linux will now allow users to mute any single tab by simply right-clicking on the tab and hitting ‘Mute Tab’. This new feature was first spotted by The Verge.

According to the report, Google has been testing the feature in Chrome since the summer, and is now available to all users. Instead of searching for the mute button on auto-playing videos or looking for the audio player on a particular website, users can just right-click on the guilty tab, select mute, and kill sound on the entire page.

In the past, the ability to mute tabs was available via browser add-ons and extensions but not directly built-in the browser. According to a report by Venture Beat,  Mozilla is also currently experimenting with a similar functionality for Firefox. In the beta version, an icon will appear on a tab if it is playing any kind of sound. If a user clicks on this particular icon, it will mute the tab.

In July, Google released Chrome 44, an update for iOS that offers support for the company’s Physical Web project. This new feature will allow smart devices to communicate with smartphones, without downloading other apps. Users can now communicate via web technologies using the Chrome widget from the ‘Today view’ on iOS.

Go to link download

OneDrive cribbed a lot from Google Photos for its new update

Go to link download

offline Google Chrome installer

Go to link download