Google Announces Search Globe for Surfers

Google has of late announced a visualization search tool called Search Globe. This tool maps search inquiries volume on a 3D image of the earth by language for one day. In a blog post, Valdean Klump of Google’s Data Team gives details that the Search Globe envisages searches from one day, and demonstrates the language of the popular of inquiries in an area in diverse colors.

He went on to explain that users would notice a dazzling landscape of reservations transversely in Europe, and parts of Asia but possibly will see fewer searches from parts of the world that require Internet access or even electricity like Africa.



This tool was urbanized by Google’s Data Arts team by means of WebGL which is a Web based Graphics Library that enlarges the competence of the JavaScript programming language to consent to it to generate 3D with several appropriate web browser. This visualization tool can be used on browsers such as the most recent version of Google

Acer Makes Public Iconia's Smart, Tab 100 and Tab 500 Products in India

Technology users of India will definitely be competent to acquire their hands on three Acer products – Smartphone and two tablets.

The Smartphone is Acer Iconia Smart A300, which was declared at some stage in this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. As you may know, we’re talking about moderately competent yet somewhat huge device, featuring a massive 4.8-inch 1024×480 pixels touchscreen and pre-loaded Android 2.3 Gingerbread. It should be accessible in 4 to 6 weeks.



Subsequently there are two tablets, Iconia Tab 100 and Iconia Tab 500, with rock 7 and 10 inch touchscreens correspondingly, next to with other features such as Wi-Fi connectivity support, an array of sensors, speedy processor and rapidly. Furthermore, mutually devices work Android 3.0 Honeycomb, guarantying a downy tablet experience.

As per to the accessibility and ease of use wise, the Iconia Tab 500 will begin selling for the duration of the next few weeks that to be followed by the Iconia Tab 100.

40% of Most Recent Smartphone Users Choose Android

Google's Android mobile operating system is continuing to see extraordinary development, challenging Apple's lead of the market, novel data has discovered. Data declared by research firm Nielson has shown that around 40 per cent of people who purchased a Smartphone in the pattern of six months selected for an Android OS powered device.




Despite the growing standing of Android, Apple iOS continues to maintain a contracted lead in the market with a share of 28.6 per cent. Android presently lags behind with a share of 25.8 per cent. BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) also managed to make 26.1 per cent in the Smartphone market.

The company said that nevertheless the stupendous to the close up convenience of the market share between Apple, Google and RIM, it was not straightforward to zero-in on a achievement.

Google Email Unveils Location Data Importance for Future

A recently divulged email written by a Google product manager has discovered that the location data unruffled by the search engine giant is important to the company’s future. The email is part of a public filing made in a lawsuit adjacent to the company last year. The email designates how significant collecting location data is to the company for its mobile and advertising services approach. The email exchange between Google product manager Steve Lee and Google co-founder and CEO Larry Page was discovered for the duration of a lawsuit filed by Skyhook Wireless.



Google maintains in the email that assembling location data was very important to the implementation of confident mobile applications and web sites. The data is functional for distributing online advertisements based on users’ location.



The company, with user permission, gathers location data of wireless access points being entranced by its Android operating system. Google also gathers Wi-Fi access point locations from people using its Chrome web browser. The Wi-Fi location data permits Google to establish the estimated location of mobile phones and desktop computers, which is then used to bring location based advertisements.