KRISTEN STEWART: I Like To Google Myself

Source: anythinghollywood.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Hollywood news has learned that "Twilight" star KRISTEN STEWART likes to Google herself, which is pretty surprising since she usually gives off this "I don't care about being a celebrity, getting my pictures taken, and wearing pretty dresses" vibe. But yeah, believe it or not, Kristen does have her vain, girly-girl moments. While we all know that she has a bit of an aversion to fame , in her recent interview with Glamour UK, Kristen admitted that she sometimes likes to Google herself so she can see how she looks on the red carpet. She said: "I do like to look at what I wear… It's not like I put on a fucking dress and don't care about it after." She added: "I love choosing stuff to wear, and my publicist always calls and asks, 'Do you wanna do something like this? [go to shows] And if I'm not busy, I'm definitely interested. I'm going to one thing — either Burberry or Mulberry, I'm not sure." Although she wears a lot of pretty dresses on the red carpet, Kristen revealed that her go-to outfit will always be a sloppy shirt, a pair of comfy jeans, and sneakers. "There's something about wearing jeans, trainers and a sloppy t-shirt everywhere you go that seems very southern California to me." image via WENN ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google Reader ab sofort ohne Shared Items und Social Features

Source: www.neunetz.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Die angekündigte Amputation des Google Readers wurde vollzogen : The ability to +1 a feed item (replacing "Like"), with an option to then share it with your circles on Google+ (replacing "Share" and "Share with Note"). [..] Integrating with Google+ also helps us streamline Reader overall. So starting today we'll be turning off friending, following, shared items and comments in favor of similar Google+ functionality. siehe auch: Shared Items im Feedreader: Es darf auch ein offener Link-Sharing-Standard sein Analyse: Google schafft Shared Items im Google Reader ab, eine Chance für Reeder und co. Artikel mit Anderen teilen: Ähnliche Artikel: Analyse: Google schafft Shared Items im Google Reader ab, eine Chance für Reeder und co. Shared Items im Feedreader: Es darf auch ein offener Link-Sharing-Standard sein GoogleReader Shared Items: Gefiltert, nicht geschüttelt neunetz.com auf Twitter | auf Facebook | via RSS-Feed ~ Exceed Net ist das einladungsbasierte Netzwerk für innovative Gründer, Entwickler und Investoren aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum. Interessiert? Email an marcelweiss at excitingcommerce.de. ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google Reader Rolls Out a New, Clean, Google Plus-Integrated Interface [Updates]

Source: lifehacker.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 # updates Google Reader is following in the footsteps of Gmail, Docs, and Voice with a clean new interface, that's easier to use and contains integration with the Google+ social network. More » ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Video: Google's Halloween Doodle 2011

Source: www.shoppingblog.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Google's 2011 Halloween Doodle is a timelapse video of the the Google doodle team & friends carving giant pumpkins outside Google's Headquarters in Mountain View, CA. The jack-o-lanterns light up in the dark to spell "Google." Take a look: Permalink | Recent Headlines | Facebook | Our News Feeds ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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The End of Days for Google Reader Is Here

Source: www.theatlanticwire.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 As previously announced, Google is rolling out a sleek new design and pulling the plug on Reader's social features at the end of the day on Monday. The new Google Reader matches the recently jazzed up design of Google Search, Google Docs and Google News — not to mention this leaked preview of a Gmail redesign . Feature-wise, there's tighter integration with Google+, including the addition of +1 buttons that are replacing the old "Like" feature. Much to the dismay of a small but passionate community of Google Reader fanatics known as Sharebros, however, Google is also removing the classic Reader sharing features in order to integrate more content into Google+. These are not welcome changes.  Google software engineer Alan Green explains in an official blog post : Integrating with Google+ also helps us streamline Reader overall. So starting today we'll be turning off friending, following, shared items and comments in favor of similar Google+ functionality. We hope you'll like the new Reader (and Google+) as much as we do, but we understand that some of you may not. Retiring Reader's sharing features wasn't a decision that we made lightly, but in the end, it helps us focus on fewer areas, and build an even better experience across all of Google. The immediate reaction from the Sharebro community was dour. "This is the 11,142nd and last item I'll ever share on Google Reader," said Zach Seward, a  Wall Street Journal editor on Google R ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google Reader Gets a Redesign, Adds Google+ Integration

Source: mashable.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Google has begun rolling out a new version of Google Reader, one that sports a brand-new design and deep integration with Google+ . The new Google Reader sports a more spartan interface. It's similar to the Google Calendar redesign and Gmail makeover the search giant launched earlier this year. The greater change is the addition of Google+ sharing. Google has replaced the "Like" button with the +1 button, which lets users share content to their Google+ accounts. Reader users with a Google+ login can choose which circles they'd like to share articles to using Google+ snippets . The Google+ integration replaces the Google Reader social features the company unveiled in 2009. "Integrating with Google+ also helps us streamline Reader overall," Google Engineer Alan Green said in a " target="_blank">blog post . "So starting today we'll be turning off friending, following, shared items and comments in favor of similar Google+ functionality." While Google Reader's notes got some usage, dropping them in favor of Google+ is the logical move for a company that is now trying to unify all of its social efforts under one banner. The company recently killed off Buzz while adding Google+ to Maps . What do you think of the new Google Reader? Let us know in the comments. More About: Google , Google reader , Top News ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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"As expected, Google has ignored the cries of the niche community of Google Reader sharing..."

Source: tumblr.careyalexander.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 "As expected, Google has ignored the cries of the niche community of Google Reader sharing enthusiasts (as well as what seems to be the entire online population of Iran), and has pushed forward in its plans to remove Google Reader's native sharing features to promote deeper integration with Google . While the ability to share with Google is an obvious important step forward for Google's social agenda, it will be disappointing change for at least some of the Google Reader community – a community that even went so far as to create a petition to save the old features. The petition is now pushing 10,000 responses." - And Here It Is: The New Google Reader Revealed I'm going to do all my content sharing over at The Things They Shared if you'd like to follow along. ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Perché Google Reader non è più adatto a me

Source: www.blogmac.eu --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Ho utilizzato per anni Google Reader notando il crescente disinteresse che Google ostentava nei confronti del prodotto. È rimasto pressoché immutato negli anni. Era – ed è tuttora – il feed reader più popolare, eppure Google sembrava decisamente poco interessata al suo sviluppo. Poi tutt'a un tratto si sono ricordati che esiste, ci hanno messo le mani sopra e, settimana scorsa, hanno annunciato sul loro blog che presto l'avrebbero aggiornato. L'hanno fatto oggi. Non parlerò della nuova grafica – mica tanto bella – e nemmeno delle nuove funzioni – ce ne sono? Quel che più conta è che Google ha reso Reader una parte di Google+. Google Reader sembra meno un prodotto a sé stante quanto piuttosto una delle features di Google+. E per rendere la transizione possibile è stata necessaria una cosa: eliminare certe funzioni, come la possibilità di segnalare articoli e apprezzarne altri. Eliminare i profili pubblici degli utenti, e i relativi following e followers. Per anni ho utilizzato Google Reader per segnalare articoli, oggi non solo non posso più farlo ma tutti quegli articoli che ho 'salvato' non sono più disponibili: mi si dice che se voglio posso scaricarmeli in locale. Sai che roba. Questo recente cambiamento non crea problemi solo agli utenti, ma anche ad un intero ecosistema di applicazioni che ruota attorno a Google Reader: Reeder per iPhone ed iPad ne è un esempio. Google Reader sembra meno un lettore di feed rss e più un prodot ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google Reader Rolls Out a New, Clean, Google Plus-Integrated Interface [Updates]

Source: lifehacker.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 # updates Google Reader is following in the footsteps of Gmail, Docs, and Voice with a clean new interface, that's easier to use and contains integration with the Google+ social network. More » ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google’s Halloween 2011 Doodle: time-lapse video of Googlers carving Six 1,000-pound+ pumpkins

Source: www.thelivedemo.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Google's Halloween Doodle isn't its typical fare, but is instead a 41 second YouTube video showing Googlers hard at work. They are not hard at work at any technical project, though, unless you call pumpkin carving technical.It certainly wasn't easy: t... [[ To View Full Article, Please Click on the Title or Visit http://www.thelivedemo.com ]] ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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asovse1 will invite an american to Google Music Beta for $5

Source: fiverr.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Invitation to use Google Music Beta service. Store 25,000 songs in the cloud, accessible from any computer/Android device. Learn more here: http://music.Google.com/about/ ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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GDrive test page pops up in Google search, inches closer to an actual product

Source: dominicfallows.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 The GDrive leaks and rumors have started up again in earnest, really for the first time since 2007 . The service seemed to destined for the dustbin when Docs started accepting any type of file, but in September hints started dropping that Drive may be resurrected. The latest interesting, if not entirely telling development, is a link to a "test page for Platypus (GDrive)" that pops up when you Google "Writely," the online word processor that eventually became Google Docs. Those with more robust memories may remember that Platypus was the codename attached to Google's cloud storage solution back when it was originally being dogfooded. Clicking on the link takes you Google Docs, just as any Writely.com URL would, but that does line up nicely with what we've heard about Drive being a rebranded Docs — potentially with a file syncing component. Hopefully the Mountain View crew will take the covers off this bad boy soon — we can't take much more of this mystery and intrigue stuff. GDrive test page pops up in Google search, inches closer to an actual product originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 31 Oct 2011 16:05:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink   TechCrunch  |  Google  |  Email this  |  Comments Full published article at: http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/31/gdrive-test-page-pops-up-in-Google-search-inches-closer-to-an-a/ ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google Reader alternative looks like it’s happening

Source: andrewhickey.info --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Tonight's the night that Google Reader (RIP) turns off all its social functions, and becomes useless. However, in the nick of time, someone's started up a Free Software clone, Hivemined , which is currently in closed beta but which will be opening up soon. You can sign up at the site to be notified. Hope this helps people. Rate this: Share this: Print Email Twitter More StumbleUpon Digg Reddit Like this: Be the first to like this post. ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google Doodle Celebrates Halloween

Source: www.itproportal.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 While carving a pumpkin is a traditional Halloween activity, it is a messy endevour and not much fun or easy to clean out the inside. ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google Reader Rolls Out a New, Clean, Google Plus-Integrated Interface

Source: lifehacker.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 # updates Google Reader is following in the footsteps of Gmail, Docs, and Voice with a clean new interface, that's easier to use and contains integration with the Google+ social network. More » ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google Reader Gets The Google Plus Treatment

Source: feedjunkie.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 After announcing on October 20 that Google Reader would be annexed by Google Plus, Reader has gotten the ol' +1 today. Google is rolling out the new, clean Google Plus theme that has already come to Gmail, Docs and elsewhere, and it is replacing the Google Reader "Like" function with the +1 button. Sharing from Google Reader now produces a +snippet. I guess we no longer need that nice workaround. But it's not all plusses on Google Reader today. Reader's social features, beloved by some avid rea... ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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El vídeo-Doodle de Google por Halloween

Source: nosolospam.com --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Por si los Doodles de Google no fueran suficientemente innovadores (Como la legendaria Guitarra Doodle ), hoy nos presenta su Doodle Especial de Halloween . Después de más de ocho horas de trabajo (Que quedan resumidos en estos 41 segundos de vídeo), unas calabazas de más de 400 kilos y música serbia , el resultado es el siguiente:   ¡Saludos! ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Ya disponible la nueva versión de Google Reader

Source: www.dekazeta.net --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Con un poco de retraso con respecto a lo inicialmente previsto tras el anuncio de la semana pasada, ya está disponible la nueva versión de Google Reader, uno de los servicios más olvidados por Google y a la vez uno de los más útiles para los que consumimos día a día una cantidad considerable de información. El diseño se adapta al restyling que Google ha ido haciendo a sus principales productos desde mediados de este año (Google, Gmail, Blogger, Docs, etc...) , y vuelva todo el apartado social (el poder compartir y comentar entradas) sobre Google+, lo que no ha gustado a mucha gente, que desde la semana pasada no ha parado de movilizarse para quejarse sobre este movimiento. ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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Google-Moto pulls in $228m following settlement with RIM

Source: www.media-business.biz --- Monday, October 31, 2011 Mystery 'company' ponied up $175m in cash alone Google's new acquisition Motorola Mobility says it has bagged $228m so far from a patent licensing deal with another, unnamed company – which appears likely to be BlackBerry maker RIM.… ... from Google http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Google&f=0

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