 We have reported on Swype many a time here, and those who really want to be speed-texters might want to know about the 5th release of Swype Beta.
These improvements include Double Tap to Edit, a way of tapping the word twice to bring up a word choice window, pick the correct word, and the cursor will return to where you were before. This update also includes a Voice-to-text button, but you will need a Google Voice Search pre-integrated in order to work.
Well, you should definitely get on your Android phone right now if you want to get in on this.
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Google Hong Kong has uploaded a video walk-through Google Voice Search in Cantonese. In the video, they inadvertently showed was what the Gingerbread operating system looks like. Check out the video…
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 Some of you have noticed that when you go check out Google’s homescreen on your desktop or laptop, you will see a Google doodle.
Some of you might remember when they had the doodle of Pac-man, but these things don’t show up on the mobile version of the search engine. Now it does. You can see the food and other things, for whatever the occasion calls for.
Yeah, it isn’t much, but it is a little treat.
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One of the greatest uses for an Internet connected mobile device is for reference. With access to the Internet consumers quite literally have the world’s best encyclopedia, dictionary, newspaper and more in their pocket. This method of reference is supplemented with the plethora of different applications available for the various platforms. One of the best genre of applications that will aid a user in keeping up to date are RSS readers.
While there have been many different completely capable RSS readers available for both Android and iOS many users have remained partial to the Google Reader web application. However, it looks like you won’t need to head to reader.google.com on your mobile browser anymore as Google has today released an official Reader application for Android.
Things seems pretty standard here and if you’re familiar with the normal Google Reader web application you’ll feel right at home with the mobile application.
Now Google/Apple, where is our iOS Google Reader application?
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Google is one of the biggest names on the Internet with some of their services causing massive strides. Gmail, in particular, has become one of the top email providers on the web and I’m sure many of you use it. However, with stark competition from companies like Facebook, Google is going to need to stay at the top of their game and continue to roll out various features in order to keep their service so widely used.
If you’ve been paying attention you’ll know that Google integrated their Google Voice service into Gmail allowing consumers to make free VoIP calls. This has proven itself to be quite popular because honestly, who doesn’t love free calls? To add to this, Google has added a new feature that will allow Google Voice/Gmail users to actually record the calls they make through the popular email service.
You may not see the feature pop up just yet but rest assured it is being rolled out service wide so if you don’t see it yet you should soon. Now Google, let us make free calls through the Google Voice Android/iPhone app and we’ll call it a day.
via techcrunch
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