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In case you love Google Earth and you happen to own an iPhone then you'll be happy to know that version 2.0 is now available. The update brings support for 31 languages and lots of other features.

Google Earth for iPhone 2.0 will offer you custom maps support which means you will be able to access maps created by you or other from the My Maps interface. The software will also you browse through pictures, Wikipedia articles and various content related to various spots on the map.


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Google is really excited to offer you a great gift for the holidays. The company working together with various companies and airports will let you surf the web in 47 airports in the USA for free and wirelessly! The offer starts today and ends on January 15, 2010.

If you're going to be travelling a lot in the following period of time at least you know that you won't get bored while waiting for your flight to clear. Surfing the web while waiting for your delayed flight seems like a great idea to pass the time. After all you'll have all the time in the world to send greetings and letters to Santa.


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As we speak T-Mobile USA is having problems with its voice and data services and the outage is affecting customers nationwide. Calls are failing everywhere as users report busy tones and dropped calls. What's strange about it is that is that the signal bars are full so everything should work fine.


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In case you forgot Microsoft has its own search engine. Bing has been available for quite a while now so if you're interested in a different search experience then you could ignore Google for a while and switch to Bing.

And Microsoft has decided to make Bing even more mobile friendly. That's an important move considering that more and more people are choosing smartphones instead of simple phones. The smartphones are used more and more for going online so mobile searches have become a daily habit.

The changes include finger-friendly buttons and even a movie finger which will let users browse for movies that are available in a cinema near them. Just go to m.bing.com from your smartphone in order to see Bing in action.


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Speeed Reader, one of the coolest Google Reader Clients for Windows Mobile Professional phones, has been updated. Currently the program allows native access and interaction to your Google Reader subscriptions. Google Reader is a great RSS feed aggregator that can organize all your RSS feeds in an intuitive manner. Using Speeed Reader, you can now view them on your Windows Mobile device, natively.


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Google just released their navigation product called Google Maps Navigation. It is an internet-connected GPS navigation system with voice guidance and is part of Google Maps for mobile. Currently Google Maps Navigatio is available for phones with Android 2.0 like Motorola Droid. Google Maps Navigation uses your phone's internet connection to give you the latest maps and business data. But that's not all that's different about Google's approach to GPS navigation. Watch the below video to learn more.


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Google CEO Eric Schmidt is a very confident man, well what do you expect from someone who is at the helm of Google really, nothing less! Schmidt seems quite confident in Android and its future, lets hope it was not in vain.
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Rumors are back in the air yet again, we never get bored because rumors are like sex in a long distant relationship, you get some today and you are forced to wait weeks for another crack, thus it never gets boring but ever so frustrating.
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Is there anything Android cannot do? I'm really serious about this question because the US Army appears to be taking a liking to the little green robot from the Google labs. Do I hear Android on the battlefield combating terrorist or something?
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The boys over at HTC are churning out Andorid smartphones like a damn tobacco factory, its like every month we hear or read about a new HTC Android smartphone to rule all, and guess what? We are happy much.
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