Since registering the google.com domain back in 1997, Google has indeed come a long way to play an important role in all our lives. Click here for a few of the company’s awesome milestones!
Source : Mashable
Announcing the YouTube Music Awards!
YouTube helps musicians by announcing the first ever YouTube music videos and the viewers get to decide who wins. So if you think you’ve got what it takes, why not give it a shot?
Source : Youtube
Don’t be embarrassed; So have 56% of internet users! Typing your name into a search engine to see what results come up was initially referred to as a ‘vanity search’. Now it has become an important way to keep tabs on your digital footprints! Go ahead try it!
Source : Mashable
Laser accurate measurement and modelling on smartphones
Spike is the world’s first laser accurate smartphone accessory and you can use it to snap, measure, map, 3D model (& share) any object up to 200 yards away.
All this by simply taking a snapshot of it on your smartphone! You must check this out!
Source: Kickstarter
Indiegogo’s awesome project, A.I Watch Smartwatch is is the world’s first wearable smart watch phone using Android 4.0.4 OS, which adopts the most powerful hardware on a smart watch dual-core 1.2GHz processor and it’s also supports 3G network. It’s packed with features and naturally we’re hoping this crowd-funding project is a success!
Source: Indiegogo
Dead Batteries for Dead Batteries
As smartphones become the norm in some parts of the world, the biggest problem many of us deal with is running out of battery life when you’re far from home. In response, charging stations are popping up all over the place, and Thai soy milk company Vitamilk recently unveiled a pretty cool project of their own to help smartphone owners on the go. It’s got an awesome name – “Dead Batteries for Dead Batteries”!
Source: Technobuffalo
We hadn’t either! Believe it or not, it is one of the most bustling social media sites with 18 million readers and writers around the world spending 4.5-billion minutes a month publishing, collaborating and skimming text. This literature community is HUGE!
Source : Mashable