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Google Takes Gmail Voice Calling Global, Lowers Rates – Slightly
less than a year, Google merged Google Voice functionality into Gmail and made it
possible to place VoIP (Voice over IP) phone calls directly from Gmail to any landline
or mobile phone. Now Google's Gmail voice calls becoming more attractive by
expanding the program to 38 countries around the world, and lower rates at the same
time. In starting this service was available only in the United States and Canada.
Calls to numbers within the United States and Canada are completely free (and will
for at least the remainder of 2011 according to Google) and calls to other numbers
in the world could be as low prices as to make two cents per minute. A post on the
official blog of Google announced that Google is making the voice calling feature
global. These have 38 languages, expanding the types of coins as payment and lower
rates per minute call to accept more than 150 destinations worldwide.
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Mozilla releases Firefox 6 – Mozilla officially released
Firefox 6, which applies only barely two months after the last version update, Firefox
5. Mozilla said the launches were part of a fast cycle, there will be improvements
and regular updates of the stability function available in six weeks through four
channels of development. In any case, there are some nice features that users find
useful. The flag image used for site identity block indicator has been updated,
which facilitates the detection of illegitimate sites. The tab grouping feature
has also been updated with several bug fixes and increased speed. The browser also
offers Web developers a new menu that provides access to tools that help developers
create and debug web sites directly in the browser, including Quebec ensures that
developers can get, run, test and refine Firefox JavaScript code snippets without
having to work in an online console, and an auto-completion and the ability to customize
the position of the console. The browser also supports additional API.
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Google Docs app for Android updated to support Web Clipboard feature
– Google launched Google Docs applications for Android users earlier this
year. The application allows users to create documents and access them directly
on their smartphone without using a mobile browser to do so. Google has continued
to improve the application and now have developed an update. The new update reduces
the dependency on your mobile browser to make text editing work-related. Now you
can insert the image from your Android phone into a Google document with a new "web
clipboard" feature. For this it is necessary to touch the camera icon on the flash
Docs. Capture the image and select "send to clipboard web" and press "OK". Create
or open a document from Google. Click the icon web clipboard and select the item
to paste into the document. Google has made some improvements to your Google Docs.
Options "open" and "send" have been improved. You can also view your documents with
any compatible viewing application and send a document as an attachment via email
or other application on your phone.
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Google to shut down Slide apps – Google decided to abandon
Slide applications which include Pool Party, Photovine and disco, the report said.
Slide, social gaming startup, was acquired by Google and currently works as a standalone
unit. But the application running by the division has never been properly advertised
on Google, although previously thought to be part of the plan. Slide applications
will still slide shows were very popular on MySpace in its heyday, and found success
on other social networking sites including Facebook, where the sheep-throwing feature
SuperPoke caught on, entertaining and annoying many. Slide shutdown is confirmed
in the statement on the company's website, although no mention of Google.
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