Posted on Monday, 18th April 2011 by Mick

Last year I posted an article about how Google was searching for a city to provide Free Ultra-Fast broadband internet to. Well they have made their choice. Find out the winning city and learn more about the idea. Also, is this just the beginning? Could your city be next?

Tags: google, internet, kansas city, Technology, wifi
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Posted on Wednesday, 29th September 2010 by Frank

This is a guest post by Alexis Bonari. She gives insight as to how dominant both the iOS and Android platforms are for developers as well as who is a better long term candidate to succeed? Which one are you more of a fan of? Who has greater sustainability? Alexis lets you in on the details in this post.

Tags: android, Apple, developers, google, iOS
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Posted on Thursday, 5th August 2010 by MikeBanks

Google has put yet another project into the eye of the public. This one could be another project by Google that is well received by consumers, particularly developers. It will be interesting to see with improvements and changes made to App Inventor how successful this project will be for Google in the long run. What do you think?

Tags: android, android phones, developers, google, google apps, Technology
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Posted on Thursday, 10th June 2010 by MikeBanks

Have you heard about the Adobe AIR SDK pre-release for Android. If not, I suggest checking out this article to learn more. Google and the Android Platform have taken the opportunity to work with Adobe due to the competitive advantage this gives them. Do you think Apple will regret their decisions not to work with Adobe after they see the usability the Adobe AIR SDK gives developers?

Tags: adobe, android, flash, google
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Posted on Wednesday, 26th May 2010 by Frank

In this interview, I talk with Steve Heywood of The Tech Buzz about Google TV. We discuss whether or not it will be successful. We also delve into whether or not Google will see this product all the way through or let it fall off like they seem to have done with Voice. Is Google TV something you plan on using and what does this mean to the cable industry?

Tags: google, google tv, interview, steve heywood, Technology, the tech buzz
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