Have you heard?
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Have you heard?
In a bid to completely take over the Internet (and are we complaining? really?), Google has started offering an Instant Messenging (text and voice chat => http://www.google.com/talk/ ), I havn't tried it out but I intend to when I get home.
Last edited by SinbadEV on 24 Aug 2005, 23:45, edited 1 time in total.
http://www.google.com/support/talk/bin/ ... swer=24077
Looks like it's based on the Jabber protocol, so Trillian is already supported.
Looks like it's based on the Jabber protocol, so Trillian is already supported.
- SwiftSpear
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No one will call it anything. Just like nowadays most people say I was using my computer and i found out how to change the start bar to a different colour. When they mean I was using windows and I found out how to change the start bar colour.
Google is alredy practiclyt synomous with teh words "searched the net".
However i must agree GoogleNet is a very cool name, but watch it they might nick it!
aGorm
Google is alredy practiclyt synomous with teh words "searched the net".
However i must agree GoogleNet is a very cool name, but watch it they might nick it!
aGorm
- Michilus_nimbus
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Google this and Google that ...
Don't count Microsoft out ... Remember Netscape .... RealAudio
They where the talk and in a few years they crashed and buried.
Microsoft moves slow, but they always get their way in the end.
Just think about it, you might not have what you have today
without Microsoft... :idea:
Google stocks are over priced and will mostly likely come
crashing to earth in the coming months.

Don't count Microsoft out ... Remember Netscape .... RealAudio
They where the talk and in a few years they crashed and buried.
Microsoft moves slow, but they always get their way in the end.
Just think about it, you might not have what you have today
without Microsoft... :idea:
Google stocks are over priced and will mostly likely come
crashing to earth in the coming months.
Have any one you seen Google Earth? It's absolutly amazing. Google took thousands of sattelite images from space and made a complete map of the world. Every street name, every business, every dirt road in kansas. The resolution gets worse in areas that "dont matter" (or are unpopulated). You can type in your address and it will zoom to 300m above your house from space! Get it here (free version, don't bother with the $400 pro). It's scary to think the government can see the tacs on our roof and the petals on my mom's flowers....from space (though they most likely had this 10 years ago)
http://earth.google.com/
http://earth.google.com/
- PauloMorfeo
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Ouch, burn!PauloMorfeo wrote: Indeed. Probably much better operating systems due to competition. :idea:
I am NOT defending Microsoft here, but maybe Microsoft has created some kind of standardization here with its monopolization. That might have been beneficial, but it could also be irrelevant, but I wouldn't know because I'm not a tech-head. Could someone enlighten me?
- GrOuNd_ZeRo
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