Today Google Buzz team has released Google Buzz widget for Android devices. Google Buzz widget for Android lets you choose to tag your post with the location or place from which it was posted. You can post buzz about a great meal you had and share photos of the new restaurant. To save time, your posts will upload in the background, letting you get back to your scrumptious dessert without a wait.
The widget is initially available in English for Android phones running v1.6 and later. Search for ‘Google Buzz’ in the Android Market to download it now. Once installed, you can add it to your home screen: tap "Menu" while on the home screen and select "Add > Widgets > Google Buzz".
Facebook is now become the First most website in US. According to Hitwise Facebook reached an important milestone for the week ending March 13, 2010 and surpassed Google in the US to become the most visited website for the week. Facebook.com recently reached the #1 ranking on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day as well as the weekend of March 6th and 7th.
Google has released a new tool called Google Data Explorer which enable people to comprehend data and statistics through rich visualizations. With the Data Explorer,you can mash up data using line graphs, bar graphs, maps and bubble charts. The visualizations are dynamic, so you can watch them move over time, change topics, highlight different entries and change the scale. Once you have a chart ready, you can easily share it with friends or even embed it on your own website or blog. We’ve embedded the following chart using the new feature as an example:
Currently Google is providing data from World Bank, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S. Census Bureau. Google has also added the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD), the California Department of Education, Eurostat, the U.S. Center for Disease Control, and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis data providers.
How to use Google Public Data Explorer
Watch this demo and see how Microsoft Excel stacks up against Google Spreadsheets when it comes to Authoring. Learn more at www.WhyMicrosoft.com/google
Watch this demo and see how Microsoft Outlook differs from Google Gmail. Learn more at www.WhyMicrosoft.com/google
Google Buzz is just launched by Google and people are raising privacy concerned about Google Buzz. This privacy issue is noted by the Silicon Alley Insider on Wednesday. By default Google Buzz show the list of people you follow and people that follow you. This list is a public list so any one visiting your Google profile would shown with a complete list of people that you follow and people follow you. In other words any one can go and see who are the people you email and chat with most.
Two obvious scenarios according Silicon Alley Insider
The good news for Google is that this is a very easy problem to fix. Google must either shut off auto-following, or it must make follower lists private by default as soon as possible.
Click into Buzz on Gmail
In the middle of the page, it’ll show you who you’re automatically following. Click "View and edit"
Click "Unfollow" for everyone on your list you don’t want the world to know you’re emailing.
Or just scroll to the bottom of the page and turn Buzz off
Google is working to make Google search more social and Google promoted its Social Search experiment from Google Labs to a beta product.
Today Google Buzz team has released Google Buzz widget for Android devices. Google Buzz widget for Android lets you choose to tag your post with the location or place from which it was posted. You can post buzz about a great meal you had and share photos of the new restaurant. To save time, your posts will upload in the background, letting you get back to your scrumptious dessert without a wait.
