Sur le même thème :

• Parts de marche : Google stable, AOL en force…

  Parts de marche : Google stable, AOL en force… XitiMonitor a publie ce matin l’edition de janvier du barometre des moteurs de recherche. Sur le marche francais, relativement peu de surprises. Google domine toujours le paysage avec plus de 90% des requetes effectuees. On remarquera toutefois l’arrivee d’AOL dans le Top 5 des moteurs, avec un peu plus de 1,5% de parts de marche.

• PHOTOS : David Beckham : 'Jamais Tom Cruise ne nous a forcés à rejoindre la Scientologie'

  David Beckham, qu'on a encore pris en flagrant delit de regards baladeurs aujourd'hui, fait la couverture du prochain numero de l'edition anglaise du magazine GQ. Le footballeur, veritable icone britannique, a a ete choisi pour faire la une du mensuel chic a l'occasion de la celebration de leurs 20 ans.En plus de pouvoir admirer une jolie seance photos du sportif sexy, nous pouvons lire une interview du magnifique mari de Victoria Beckham.

• Le Prince William a rendu visite en hélico à Kate Middleton sans l'accord de la Royal Air Force

  La Royal Air Force (RAF) ne savait pas que son tout nouveau pilote, le prince William, avait l'intention d'utiliser un helicoptere qui servait a son entrainement pour aller atterrir dans le jardin de son amie, a indique le journal dominical Sunday Telegraph. Des documents de l'armee, cites par le Telegraph, stipulent que la hierarchie du prince lui aurait interdit, si elle l'avait su, d'utiliser l'helicoptere pour rendre visite a Kate Middleton.

• Google Airwaves Inc among list of 700mhz bidders

  It isn’t a surprise that Google bid on spectrum in the FCC auction for the 700mhz spectrum, however I found the name it filed under interesting — Google Airwaves Inc. There has been speculation that Google and Apple entered the auction together, and maybe this is the reason for incorporating a separate company on November 26th. Anyway, a complete list of accepted entrants was published yesterday by the FCC — bidders include both large and small companies.

• Google may have finally figured out what to do with Google Apps

  Om writes that Google has inked a deal with satellite ISP, WildBlue, that puts Google’s “Office Suite” in the hands of average users — the right place for it. There are many reasons Google Apps works much better for personal use than for the enterprise — in fact, after over a year using Google Apps, the company I work for has decided to pull out their checkbook to hop onto the exchange bandwagon.

• New version of the Google Talk client disables voicemail and more

  Several people have noticed a new version of Google Talk (1.0.0.105) in the wild that is available to download from here. We’ve been waiting since January for a new version, and it’s unfortunate to see that when we finally get one, it removes several features that I thought were really great — including voicemail. In previous versions of Google Talk, if someone tried to call and you didn’t pick up.

• Share your knol with the world, with Google Knol

  Google just announced their newest service tonight that gives users an easy way to share their knowledge — Google Knol. The service is still in testing and accessible by invitation only, but it looks pretty interesting. You can almost guarantee that information written inside of knol’s will find their way to the top, or at least scattered throughout, search engine result pages. Not only that.

• Google Webmaster Tools gets new features

  The tool that webmsaters use to get a glimpse through Google’s shades called “Google Webmaster Tools” got an update today including content analysis, sitemap details and a couple new languages. The content analysis feature was added to give webmasters a heads-up about things that may hurt their site’s user experience, and things that may make it difficult for Google to crawl its content.

• Google takes a stab at Exchange and BES

  It doesn’t work for email yet, but Google launched their BlackBerry sync application for Google Calendar. Now when you create events on either your device, or through the service itself, everything stays up-to-date. The new sync application works with both the traditional Google Calendar service, and the one you can find in your Google Apps account for your domain — this means it can now be used to replace Outlook + Exchange + BES for your calendaring needs.

• Google shows real-time solar power statistics

  Google has been gathering information about the power collected through their array of solar panels. Last October, Google installed hundreds of panels on the Googleplex in Mountain View. If you are wondering how much power is actually generated in a given day, Google provides a few examples. Based on the 644 kilowatt-hours of electricity produced today at the ‘plex, you can power: · 402 diswasher cycles · 1373 hairdryers for 15 minutes · 536 coffee makers for an hour · 2683 alarm clocks for 24 hours · 234 loads of laundry · 5366 hours of flat screen TV watching Is it me.