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Google Open Sources Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich
The code for the latest version of Android — 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich — is now in the wild. According to a post from Jean-Baptiste M. “JBQ” Queru, a software engineer on the Android Open Source Project, the code is still in the process of being uploaded, ...
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Google Soon To Release Source Code For Ice Cream Sandwich
Well, developers, it looks like Google will soon be releasing the code for Ice Cream Sandwich to the Android Open-Source Project. Thanks to a Google+ post penned by Jean-Baptiste Queru, the Technical Lead of the Android Open Source Project, and his link to an email written by Google engineer Dan ...
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Google Leans Toward OAuth 2.0 Support, Currently “Experimental”
Google, in what appears to be a new initiative to make their APIs more secure for end users and easier to for developers to work with, has begun rolling out OAuth 2.0 support for its APIs. This brings about two major changes in how apps integrate with Google APIs. First, ...
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Google Rolls Out Phase One Of Revamped Groups: New Gmail/Reader-Like UI
As if they weren’t busy enough releasing the Chrome Web Store, the Chrome OS test drive, and inadvertently letting the first Google +1 image leak, Google had one more trick up their sleeve today: the new Google Groups. Technically, Google is just previewing the new Google Groups user interface. “ ...
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Google Seeking Developers to Make Wave-Based Forum
The idea has been batted around before, but now it looks like Google is ready to throw some effort in the direction of creating a Google Wave powered forum. According to a post on the Google Wave Developer Blog, the Google Wave team already open-sourced Forum Botty, a Google Wave ...
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Twitter ‘OAuthcalypse’ Moved To August Thanks To The World Cup
According to a note posted to developers, Twitter is moving the oAuth switchover date to August, thanks to recent downtime and overload caused by the World Cup in South Africa. Twitter Platform Team leader Raffi Krikorian writes: We want to make sure that you all have calm waters ...
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Google's New OS Will Offer Remote Desktop Capabilities
Google's upcoming Chrome operating system - a new OS that will, according to the search giant, arrive on netbook computers sometime later this year - is also going to offer a feature Google engineers have dubbed, unofficially, "chromoting." What's chromoting, you ask? It's remotely accessing your PC applications via the ...
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After Getting Acquired by Google, ReMail Goes Open Source
Just about a month after acquiring the popular iPhone email client reMail, Google and the reMail team have decided to open source the application's code. While current reMail users were able to use the app, Google decided to pull the application from the App Store after the acquisition. Given that ...
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Google App Engine Sputters (Updated)
We’ve been getting a number of tips about the Google App Engine API being down hard, causing a good number of third-party services who depend on it to fail or be downright inaccessible. A quick check on API-status, which tracks that sort of thing, confirmed the service disruption. The outage ...
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And Google Said, Let There Be Chrome Bookmark Sync
As promised, Google has just launched bookmark syncing for users on the dev channel of its Chrome web browser. This allows you to keep your browser bookmarks in sync no matter which of your computers you are using. Syncing has been a standard feature of Apple’s Safari browser for some ...
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Google Points At WebFinger. Your Gmail Address Could Soon Be Your ID.
There’s some excitement around the web today among a certain group of high profile techies. What are they so excited about? Something called WebFinger, and the fact that Google is apparently getting serious about supporting it. So what is it? It’s an extension of something called the “ finger protocol ...
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Google App Engine Stalled Out For About 6 Hours Today
A little over two hours ago, a Google employee posted a note in this Google Groups thread indicating that Google App Engine was “seeing elevated Datastore latency and error-rates, as well as elevated serving error-rates.” He noted that the problem began around 6:30 AM Pacific time and that the team ...
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Google Releases Real-Time Gadget APIs
The Google developer conference has been chock-full of announcements, but one that we are particularly excited about is a "20% time" project from software engineer, Moishe Lettvin. The gadgets.realtime is a Javascript library on top of a collection of APIs based on Google Talk. Right now implementation is limited ...
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Google Groups Page On Gmail Shows Adult Material Amidst Serious Outage
It’s bad enough for Google that businesses and consumers across the globe are being left without web access to Gmail for hours, but to add insult to injury someone hacked the created a Google Groups page on Gmail (link NSFW) at the worst possible time, adding images that leave nothing ...
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Google Calendar Gets Disappointing Offline Mode
Just last week, Google announced offline support for Gmail, and today, Google Calendar is also finally getting a similar upgrade. Google Apps users are the first to get access to this new feature, though we assume that Google will roll this out to all of its users soon. The offline ...
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Google's new Chrome beta gets bookmark control
Google is speeding up the Google Chrome beta release cycle, offering a new version 0.4.154.25 Monday night with a new bookmark manager. The bookmark manager appeared in Chrome 0.4.154.18, a less tested developer-oriented version released less than two weeks ago. Other new features include consolidated settings for ...
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Google's Chrome now works on Linux, crudely
Google is tight-lipped about the Linux version of its Chrome browser, but the company's programmers have proved a bit more forthcoming with a brief announcement that they have a crude version of Chrome working on Linux. "Dude, Gmail works in the test shell on Linux!" said programmer Dan Kegel ...
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Go To Google Groups. Get Tricked Into Downloading Malware. Do Not Pass Go
Above is a shot of one of many spam blog comments I’ve received lately with multiple links to pages on Google Groups. Spammers have always targeted Google products, and services such as Blogger have always been a favorite destination for spammers. Google Groups isn’t as well known as a spam ...
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