Google just launched a new Google Apps Marketplace where users can discover and deploy third-party cloud applications that integrate with their existing Google Apps accounts.Give the video above a watch for a full overview of how Google Apps Marketplace apps work, or, summed up from the Google Apps Marketplace homepage:
Google just turned on email notifications in Wave. That's great news if you've gotten your hands on an invite but haven't kept up with the going-ons inside—easy to do when you're not in the habit of visiting the site.Using notifications is pretty simple stuff (click the drop-down next to your Inbox to see the dialog pictured above), and the implementation seems smart:
Google today announced that they've acquired Picnik, a great web-based image editor that we've highlighted in the past.
Google quickly launched a Person Finder to help reunite people separated by this morning's earthquake in Chile. The site has two options: I'm looking for someone and I have information about someone. If you're trying to get information or have any information about anyone affected, it looks like a good place to check in.
Android's been around for more than a year, and in that time developers have whipped up some great apps. Whether you're a new Android owner or a pro looking for new tools, these 10 great and free apps belong in your arsenal.Photo by lwallenstein.
Google has added a new Location feature to their Options sidebar, allowing you to filter search results to find things near you. To access it, click the Show options link near the top of the search results page, then click the Nearby link.
It was said to be coming, and now it's arrived: Facebook results showing up in Google ... kind of. Unlike Bing, backed by the Facebook-investing, search-providing Microsoft, Google is only getting access to updates from Facebook's Pages section, which tends to host mostly businesses, celebrities, and local businesses and organizations.