Apart from some new Italian cities, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia and Sevilla are on the map now!
Enjoy the somewhat broken view of the Sagrada Familia:)
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…ok, so as usually when i go on holidays something big is happening … at least a new browser is being born!
When even all of my non-geek friends are talking about Google Chrome, then Google has shot a big gun again. It was completely kept secret as far as i know and out of the blue they introduce this new browser that has some really neat features despite being an early version. The fact that at the same time they implemented face recognition in Picasa was not even noticed by many, although it is just as well exciting (or worrying:))
I will not do any review of Chrome here, go and try yourself, however i link here a great article that explains how the user agent strings have developed over time. Really, i never knew why IE said “Mozilla”!
Just a short overview of how Gmail chat evolved since its first appearance. And it has to be said it works very well. However i started to be a fan of Google Talk Labs edition. I dont know since when it has this feature, but i just love the fetching of youtube vids and picasa albums straight in the chat window so i dont have to visit the site itself, very well done!
Appengine is fresh and buzzing, check it out if you havent heard of it yet. If only it was not working for python only. I dont need to tell you what is the language of Web, do i?:)
Also Salesforce and Google integration got some fresh news.
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Hopefully this one is not an April fool’s joke. Pretty soon we will be able to edit our documents while not connected to the Internet. More details and demo video here.
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