Rabu, 29 Agustus 2012

Getting social in the Swedish countryside

Have you heard of a summer camp for the social web? Neither had we. So when Google was invited to join the Sweden Social Web Camp 2012, we couldn’t resist.

Sweden Social Web Camp started out as an online community where people with different backgrounds and experiences shared a passion for the web. After a couple of years they decided to meet face-to-face and ironically chose the most offline spot imaginable - the small island of Tjaro in the archipelago of southern Sweden.

This year's event brings together more than 500 Internet evangelists, opinion leaders, social media frontrunners, bloggers, journalists, entrepreneurs and general web lovers. It's all about sharing ideas and initiating discussions on topics ranging from the challenges of the web and the future media landscape to technical developments and hands-on engineering challenges. There are no big keynote speeches or stages. Instead, anyone can invite participants to a presentation, discussion, or creative workshop on any topic related to the web. The sessions take place from early morning by the breakfast in the barn until late night by the campfire.



Besides listening and learning from some great talks and discussions, we took the opportunity to present the latest features of Google+ and share some of our thoughts on the social web. We also brought the event to all of the people who were not lucky enough to be on site by broadcasting some of the sessions live via Hangouts On Air on the Sweden Social Web Camp website and Google+ Page. Thanks to everyone who joined in!

We hope Social Web Camps will spread across Europe - bringing the passion of online communities together in the real world!

Selasa, 28 Agustus 2012

Desktop Visualizer Android

Desktop Visualizer Android - merubah tampilan android dengan gayamu sendiri, kita pasti mempunyai keinginan untuk mengubah tampilan dilayar handphone kita. Berikut adalah aplikasi android untuk merubah tampilan dihandphone kita.



hallo para blogger!
Desktop Visualizer Android _ Saya pikir untuk memulai thread baru untuk mengumpulkan dan berbagi ikon. Merasa bebas untuk mengirim ikonmu untuk berbagi! Akan keren jika kita bisa mendapatkan daftar besar bersama-sama. semua kredit pergi ke pencipta dan desainer!

Dapat merubah sendiri ikon pada android kita tentu hal yang mengasikan. Dengan aplikasi android ini bisa sangat menyenangkan.

Mengubah ikon pada homescreens



aplikasi androig
Desktop Visualizer
aplikasi android
Desktop Visualizer
                                Aplikasi android



aplikasi android
Desktop Visualizer

aplikasi android
Desktop Visualizer
1. download ikon
2. copy / unzip ke sdcard ponsel Anda
3. instal Desktop Visualizer, secara gratis yang di pasar.
4. tekan lama pada homescreen dan memilih widget "Desktop Visualizer-". disini kamu dapat membuat shortcut dan pilih juga ukuran
5. slesai - enjoy & have fun













QUOTE:

Sebuah cheat / trik untuk dengan mudah mengubah ikon ditetapkan dengan desktop Visualizer Android (DV):
ditemukan oleh polstein

Katakanlah Anda memiliki 12 cara pintas favorit Anda menggunakan & memiliki widget DV ke. Membuat folder pada kartu SD Anda disebut 'icons'. Buatlah 12 DV titik ikon sampai 12 ikon bernama seperti 01.png sampai 12.png. Memiliki subfolder dalam folder Icon seperti / sdcard/icons/theme1. Setiap tema memiliki ikon yang disebut 01.png sampai 12.png. Bila Anda ingin mengubah semua ikon Anda, salin 12 ikon dari theme1 ke sdcard/icons drive ikon (Timpa 12 file yang ada). Reboot ponsel. Sekarang ikon baru Anda berada di sana. Memiliki tema subfolder sebanyak yang Anda inginkan

Anda harus register untuk mendapatkanynya dengan gratis.
Selamat Mencoba dan Menikmati..

Aplikasi Android 

Link Download Aplikasi Android

Link Download Aplikasi Android - Disini saya akan bagikan Link Download Aplikasi Android. Link ini berisikan aplikasi dan game, anda sekalian dapat menikmati dengan gratis.

LINK DOWNLOAD APLIKASI ANDROID

link aplikasi android
Link Aplikasi Android


Link Aplikasi Android sangatlah banyak juragan-juragan bisa download dengan sangat mudah. Ada yang dengan register dan ada yang tidak pakai register. Tinggal pilih yang mana yang mau dibuka. Aplikasi android sangat menarik terutama game-gamenya. dari game PES , Asphalt dan masih banyak lagi terutama game-game mini android.

Mungkin berikut ini adalah link aplikasi android :



Selamat menikmati link aplikasi android yang ada .
Semoga bermanfaat bagi agan-agan sekalian dan dapat direkomendasikan keteman-teman.

Kamis, 23 Agustus 2012

Big Tent expands to Google+

Big Tent launched 18 months ago as a one-day event near London, bringing together speakers with diverse points of view to debate some of the hot issues relating to the Internet and society. Since then, we’ve taken the idea across the globe, holding events in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and America. We’ve also opened up the discussion to everybody through our YouTube channel - and from this week - on Google+ .

Our new G+ page already features some interesting entries. We’ve posted Kirby Ferguson’s intriguing “Everything is a Remix” video, news about a new art book with images combed from Street View and the story of a crowdsourced homicide reporting platform from Washington, DC.

Everything is a Remix Part 1 from Kirby Ferguson on Vimeo.


Google+ will help bring together different voices who might not be able to travel and participate in our regular events. Through the video Hangout tool, we’re planning a series of guest video posts from inspiring thinkers on some of the key issues facing the Internet and society.

Our Big Tent header is "Many points of view, one amazing Internet." Please check it out and consider circling the page and joining in on the conversation.





Selasa, 21 Agustus 2012

Geeks gather for Campus Party in Berlin

Among geeks, the Campus Party is the equivalent of Woodstock, a festival celebrating innovators and entrepreneurs. Previous editions took place in Latin and North America. Now the Campus Party is coming for the first time to Europe, this week taking over the recently closed and abandoned Tempelhof Airport in Berlin.



Google is proud to support and participate. Our Google booth will present its new contest for founders, “Gruender-Garage,” as well as hosting a Startup Weekend where startup enthusiasts work on their ideas for 54 hours supported by coaches and experts.

From August 22 to 24, we will support a Chrome Hackathon, “Your Data, Your Rules!”, aimed at creating new extensions to increase user privacy. Prizes will be announced at the booth on August 24 at 8 pm. The winners will be invited to present their findings to our Munich-based Chrome team and present their innovations at the next edition of our Big Tent on Privacy.

Berlin is an appropriate setting for this spirited geek gathering. While the Economist recently described in vivid detail the German capital’s thriving startup culture, the magazine also pointed out the factors that continue to hold back German entrepreneurs, such as their difficulty raising risk capital, hiring top flight managers, and overcoming regulation. Simon Hampton, Google’s Director Public Policy for the European Unionm will discuss these issues on Thursday at the Campus Party on a panel titled the “GeekEconomy”.

Recent studies show that the Internet represents a giant opportunity for German business. A a Cologne-based research firm estimated that German entrepreneurs have founded 28,000 new businesses using online services from Google and other web companies. These new businesses have created nearly 100,000 new jobs and generated EUR8.6 billion in annual sales.

The Berlin Campus Party is set to attract thousands of ambitious digital pioneers for its talks, workshops, competitions and hackathons. We hope it will spark a new generation of European innovators.

Senin, 20 Agustus 2012

Updating Google's voice in Europe

Today, this blog is making a small but significant change to its name. The Google European Public Policy Blog is becoming the Google Europe Blog.

When we first launched this blog four years ago, the idea was to focus on Brussels-based European Union policy issues. Our horizons and subject matter have since expanded. Instead of dealing just with policy we began blogging on the revival of Internet history projects, free expression, cultural and economic outreach, and other Google and YouTube activities.

We publish on average three posts weekly, with readership averaging around 60,000 a week. Initially, most of our readers came from the United States. Today we have fast-growing numbers of readers in the UK, France, Belgium and Germany.

Our goal has become become a one-shot destination of choice for Google in Europe. The new Google Europe Blog name reflects this ambition.

Selasa, 14 Agustus 2012

Improving Google Patents with the European Patent Office



At Google, we're constantly trying to make important collections of information more useful to the world. Since 2006, we’ve let people discover, search, and read United States patents online. Starting this week, you can do the same for the millions of ideas that have been submitted to the European Patent Office, such as this one.

Typically, patents are granted only if an invention is new and not obvious. To explain why an invention is new, inventors will usually cite prior art such as earlier patent applications or journal articles. Determining the novelty of a patent can be difficult, requiring a laborious search through many sources, and so we’ve built a Prior Art Finder to make this process easier. With a single click, it searches multiple sources for related content that existed at the time the patent was filed.

Patent pages now feature a “Find prior art” button that instantly pulls together information relevant to the patent application.

The Prior Art Finder identifies key phrases from the text of the patent, combines them into a search query, and displays relevant results from Google Patents, Google Scholar, Google Books, and the rest of the web. You’ll start to see the blue “Find prior art” button on individual patent pages starting today.

Our hope is that this tool will give patent searchers another way to discover information relevant to a patent application, supplementing the search techniques they use today. We’ll be refining and extending the Prior Art Finder as we develop a better understanding of how to analyze patent claims and how to integrate the results into the workflow of patent searchers.

These are small steps toward making this collection of important but complex documents better understood. Sometimes language can be a barrier to understanding, which is why earlier this year we released an update to Google Translate that incorporates the European Patent Office’s parallel patent texts, allowing the EPO to provide translation between English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Swedish, with more languages scheduled for the future. Details are here.

And with the help of the United States Patent & Trademark Office, we’ve continued to add to our repository of USPTO bulk data, making it easier for researchers and law firms to analyze the entire corpus of US patents. More to come!