Google is putting a voice/video solution into Chrome that is open source. Users of GMails video and voice chat up to this point had to rely on a proprietary plugin, but that will all change when Google is finished integrating it WebRTC acquisition into Chrome. Read about the details here:
Since I was lucky enough to receive a Google CR-48 Chrome OS notebook computer, I thought I'd share my experiences with you.
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Google building Skype-alike software into Chrome | Deep Tech - CNET News
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Installed App Review - Grooveshark
Sorry I've been absent for a while. These snowstorms that keep rolling through are keeping me busy.
So today I want to start talking about some of the apps that I've installed. While my reviews won't be great in-depth analyses, you will be able to determine if an app is something in which you might be interested.
This is a screenshot of Grooveshark running on my CR-48. It's currently playing a radio station of Classic Rock music. The sound on the CR-48 is pretty good, and through earplugs it sounds really good. Grooveshark allows you to search for music, see what others are listening to, create playlists and mark songs as favorites. To enable all of these features requires you to create an account, but for a free music service you can't go wrong. Grooveshark has all of the usual music player controls plus more. And with the easy carry size of the the CR-48, there's no reason that this can't be your all-in-one device.
Music, phone calls over Google Voice, Google Talk for video chats, etc., etc. What a great machine!!!
So today I want to start talking about some of the apps that I've installed. While my reviews won't be great in-depth analyses, you will be able to determine if an app is something in which you might be interested.
This is a screenshot of Grooveshark running on my CR-48. It's currently playing a radio station of Classic Rock music. The sound on the CR-48 is pretty good, and through earplugs it sounds really good. Grooveshark allows you to search for music, see what others are listening to, create playlists and mark songs as favorites. To enable all of these features requires you to create an account, but for a free music service you can't go wrong. Grooveshark has all of the usual music player controls plus more. And with the easy carry size of the the CR-48, there's no reason that this can't be your all-in-one device.
Music, phone calls over Google Voice, Google Talk for video chats, etc., etc. What a great machine!!!
Related articles
- A look at Grooveshark's massive HTML5 makeover (downloadsquad.switched.com)
- Remote Control for Grooveshark from Mobile phone with Groovebud (madrasgeek.com)
- Geek Review: Grooveshark streaming music for BlackBerry (bbgeeks.com)
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