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YouTube API Blog - September 24, 2010
The importance of mobile applications in our day-to-day lives continues to grow. We can now do so many things with our phones that would have been impossible not...
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Google Open Source Blog - September 24, 2010
The GenMAPP organization’s efforts focus on building software tools to analyze and visualize biological data. We joined forces with Cytoscape , WikiPathways , PathVisio and Reactome for this...
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Chromium Blog - September 23, 2010
We’re excited to share with you some new features that we just added to the developer preview of the Chrome Web Store: Starting today, you can sign up...
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Google Open Source Blog - September 23, 2010
Rocksteady is an effort to use Esper Complex Event Processing (CEP) to analyze user defined metrics. You can use it to parse your data and turn it into...
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Google Code Blog - September 23, 2010
Google is dedicated to making the Internet relevant and useful to Arabic speakers, and to developing meaningful and local products for the Middle East. We fully realise that...
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Google Geo Developers Blog - September 23, 2010
One of my favourite new features added to the Maps API this year is the Elevation service in the Maps API v3. This was in part because I...
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Chromium Blog - September 22, 2010
Today, we’re very happy to take the Beta tag off of Google Chrome Frame and promote it to the Stable channel. This stable channel release provides our most...
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Google Code Blog - September 22, 2010
Registration opens today for Google Developer Day in Europe and Russia! As you saw from our agenda announcement , they promise to be jam-packed with great speakers and...
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Android Developers Blog - September 21, 2010
[This post is by Dan Galpin, an Android Developer Advocate specializing in games and comics. — Tim Bray] The Securing Android LVL Applications blog post makes it clear...
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Chromium Blog - September 21, 2010
The Google Chrome team is hitting the road. From now through October, we’re giving 21 talks about HTML5 and related Google Chrome topics at 16 events, in 16...
