Google has introduced a new feature where Google Search page opens up with Google Logo, Search Text box, “Google Search” button and “I’m Feeling Lucky” button.
As the attached screenshot shows initially Google Search page will load with these controls and when you bring your mouse inside the page, it will show you the rest of links and information. It is a innovative thinking where they are making Google home page more cleaner and light weight.
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Google has launched the source code for their new Google Chrome OS as open source under the GPL license, Google Chromium.
You can go the Google Chromium site and look for the Source code and build a custom version.
People out there also build a pre-build for VMware and Parallels virtual environments. You can download the Parallels version (pvm) file using the following torrent.
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Google has introduced a new feature today in their search results. After search results appear, you can choose the search results to be shown in small, medium or large details. This feature was got visible only in Google Chrome, when tried the same search in Internet Explorer or Firefox it did not appear.
Following are some screen shots
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On the 10th anniversary, Google has launched a new project name Project 10100.
Project 10100 (pronounced “Project 10 to the 100th”) is a call for ideas to change the world by helping as many people as possible.
In this project anyone can participate by sending their ideas which can help the maximum people. Last date for submission of ideas is October 20, 2008. Idea can also be submitted in the form of 30-second video.
After all the idea submissions, Google will post a selection of 100 ideas and open them for voting from the public to choose the 20 semi-finalists. Later, an advisory board will short-list up to five final ideas.
Google has committed $10 million to bring the final ideas in to reality projects, but there final goal goal is to help as many people as possible. Thats why their tag line is
“May those who help the most win.”
Google has set some rules like some categories and criterias which are
Categories
Criteria
You can submit your ideas here
http://www.project10tothe100.com/intl/EN_GB/submit_your_idea.html
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