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Tag Archives: Google
Picasa Name Tags
Google continues to crank out innovative features in their products. Today the web version of Picasa added face recognition. The way it works is intriguing. After you activate the feature, Picasa goes through all your photos and groups them based … Continue reading
3D Disney on Google Earth
SketchUp has incredible educational potential. Using free tools available from Google, Disney has added a 3D layer over the entire Disney World property. Every building, sidewalk and tree has been drawn in detail. Above is a picture of the haunted house. … Continue reading
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Google Earth in a browser
Today Google announced that the ever popular Google Earth program can now be incorporated into a browser. You will need a plugin, but you will not have to install the heavy application. I captured the inserted picture from my browser. … Continue reading
Google and TV
I ran across Google Trends yesterday. I was reading through my news reader while watching the football game. I clicked over to Google Trends and made a quick realization. Based on the searches people were doing right now, there were … Continue reading