There was some really big news last month when Google went ahead and reserved 1 million phone numbers. Following months of beta testing, this looks like the first sign that Google Voice may finally be ready to roll out. Going back to March of this year, Google annonunced it's latest service - Google Voice (their development plan for GrandCentral which was acquired in 2007) - a service that would allow users to unify all their phone numbers (work, personal, home, mobile etc.) into a single number.
Up until now GrandCentral has been opperating in Beta, but these 1 million numbers (all of which are level 3 numbers) surely indicates that Google are close to adding a significant amount of additional users. Unfortunately a Google spokesperson would only say "as a matter of policy, we typically do not comment on contracts with third-party technology suppliers."
Beyond unifying all your number, Google Voice proposes a number of new, really cool, features. Pop over to the Google Voice site and check them out (via handy YouTube videos!).
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Google Voice Now Has 1 Million Numbers!
Uniqlo Calendar
I'll say nothing, just check this out.
I love Uniqlo so much.
Brilliant Music!
Brilliant Video!
Brilliant Application!
Brilliant Idea!
Monday, June 22, 2009
Google Maps Car in Dublin Today!
News reports are surfacing across the interweb that the Google Maps Car has been spotted around Dublin today!
Cloud Computing
A nice little video explaining the origin of Cloud Computing from IBM's 'A Smarter Planet' site. As they point out, there's also a more detailed article in the New York Time's here.
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