Happy Birthday Google, Ahmedabad SEO Group Celebrated Google’s 11th Birthday

Happy Birthday Google, Ahmedabad SEO Group Celebrated Google’s 11th Birthday

Don’t get confused by seeing two ll in Google’s logo today!!!! As Google have completed 11 years and logo has been updated in honor of this achievements.

I am excited to share a wonderful event held today for “Google Birthday Celebration in Ahmedabad”.
Event started with general discussion on SEO industry in India and introduction session. It was great time for all to learn and share their experience in online marketing industry. We had wonderful time at dance floor followed by great dinner. I specially thank to Paavan Solanki, Bhavin bhavsar and other persons for arranging such a wonderful event and providing an opportunity to become a part of it.

Google have launched wonderful products and new features in search technology. Despite of various challenges, Google have achieved wonderful growth in recent time. I am waiting for their coming product Google wave that may be launched in next few months.

I wish many many happy birthday to Google and all the best for the future.

Next year there may be same event for all Google Rankings Master Gujarat to celebrate search giant’s birthday

Google celebrates its 14th birthday with an animated doodle

Google celebrates its 14th birthday with an animated doodle

www.google.com

NEW DELHI: Happy Birthday Google! Google, on Thursday, turns 14 and celebrates its birthday with a fascinating animated doodle. 

The search engine giant has featured a chocolate cake as its birthday-theme doodle with 14 candles on it. The letters of Google's logo can be seen on cake. 

The candles rearrange themselves just below the cake to form as tally marks and denote the number 14. 

There has always been a debate about Google's birthday date. Till 2005, the search engine giant celebrated its birthday on September 7, three days later when it filed for incorporation on September 4, 1998. 

However, in 2005 the search engine giant opted September 27 to celebrate its birthday. 

Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin with the objective "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful". 

On clicking today's Gogole doodle, it displays a list of its popular products.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note II: Key features beyond Jelly Bean

Samsung announced a new version of the Galaxy Note, an offbeat, oversized smartphone/phablet at the iconic consumer electronics show IFA 2012, currently underway in Berlin.

Samsung’s new device, the Galaxy Note II has a 5.5-inch (14-centimeter) screen with AMOLED touchscreen and 1280 x 720 pixel density. The new device is narrower but longer than the first version of the Note. It comes with a super-fast, 1.6 GHz quad-core processor with 2GB RAM. It also has an 8 megapixel AF/ Touchfocus camera with full HD video recording and playback and front camera with 1.9 megapixels.

The phablet, will come in three versions, namely 16GB, 32GB and 64GB. Both the 16 and 32 GB versions can be expanded to 64GB and the device is 4G enabled.

The big plus: The smartphone will come with Android 4.1 aka Jelly Bean, so for users who’ve been waiting to test out Android’s latest OS, this device is the one to get.

Samsung announced a new version of the Galaxy Note, an offbeat, oversized smartphone/phablet at the IFA 2012 in Berlin. Reuters

The other key feature of the smartphone is the stylus, which is designed to making writing, drawing etc much easier for those aren’t too fond of touch-screens. Samsung Electronics Co says it has shipped 10 million first-generation Galaxy Note smartphone in one year. Samsung says the new phone will go on sale in Europe and Asia in October. The price of the device has not been revealed.

According to Tech2.com, the Note II comes with Air View, which allows users to hover the S Pen approximately 10mm over the surface of the device and then lets your preview emails, S Planner, image gallery, or video to preview without having to open it. Samsung has definitely notched it up with this version of the Note.

It seems that the new stylus or the S Pen also comes with advanced capabilities. Users have the option of adding Quick Commands to their stylus and can also simply press the S Pen button,to clip or edit selected content on the screen.

Samsung’s new offering: Galaxy Note II with Jelly Bean

Berlin: Samsung unveiled the second generation of its popular Galaxy Note phone-cum-tablet, setting high hopes for its success.

“I am pretty confident it will even outsell its predecessor,” said JK Shin, Samsung’s chief of mobile business.

Samsung has sold some 10 million of its original Galaxy Note devices, creating a new product category which has smaller screen than tablets, but bigger than smartphones.

Samsung hopes the new device will take the focus away from its loss of the court case. Apple is now seeking speedy bans on the sale of eight Samsung phones, moving swiftly to turn legal victory into tangible business gain.

The Galaxy Note phablet, one of the most popular Samsung devices after its flagship Galaxy S, is not included in the list of the potential US sales ban, and Samsung hopes the phablet upgrade will lift any post-Apple gloom at the South Korean group.

Samsung unveiled the second generation of its popular Galaxy Note phone-cum-tablet, setting high hopes for its success. AP

“There won’t be huge innovative changes in design, but the Note II will feature quite a few improvements and enable Samsung to carry on its strong sales momentum in the category,” said Lee Sun-tae, an analyst at NH Investment & Securities. “With the launch, Samsung will also be trying to turn around downbeat sentiment after the US legal defeat.”

The new version of the Note will feature a thinner and slightly bigger 5.5-inch screen, powerful quad-core processor, the latest version of the Android operating system called Jellybean, and improved stylus function.

“The Galaxy Note II is a strong successor to its surprise hit predecessor. Its clear differentiation is a big advantage in a congested fourth quarter market,” said CCS Insight analyst Geoff Blaber.

Reuters

Samsung rolls out Galaxy Note II with Jelly Bean

Seoul: Samsung Electronics launched Wednesday its latest Galaxy device as part of efforts to better compete with Apple’s newly released iPhone 5.

After being introduced at IFA trade show in Berlin late last month, the latest Galaxy Note II, called phablet or a hybrid of smartphone and tablet PC, was rolled out at Samsung’s headquarters in central Seoul, adding a new Galaxy device to Samsung’s product mix, reported Xinhua.

The Galaxy Note II is positioned as a niche with a large screen, multitasking, upgraded operating system and competitive hardware.

The Galaxy Note II. Reuters

The Galaxy Note II comes with a 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED screen, the biggest display in smartphone market. It is powered by Android 4.1 or Jelly Bean, the latest version of Android operating system, featuring a 1.6GHz Quad-Core processor and HSPA Plus or 4G LTE connectivity.

“Galaxy Note II will take over the fame of Galaxy Note that opened a new category of smart mobile devices,” said Shin Jong-kyun, president of Samsung’s mobile business.

Avi Aggarwal