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google.com - 16 days ago

Stay Connected with Free Airport Wi-Fi from Google this Holiday Season

— google.com — MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (November 10, 2009) – Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) today announced that it is working... with airports across the country as well as Boingo Wireless, Advanced Wireless Group, Airport Marketing Income and others to provide free Wi-Fi ... (more) Stay Connected with Free Airport Wi-Fi from Google this ...

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googlemobile.blogspot.com - 15 days ago

Google Latitude, now with Location History & Alerts

— googlemobile.blogspot.com — Since the launch of Google Latitude earlier this year, we've been getting a lot of feature requests.... One of the most popular ideas was for Latitude to keep track of location history, allowing you (but not your friends) to see where you've been at any ... (more) Google Latitude, now with Location History & Alerts

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engadget.com - 17 days ago

Google moving to Wave-like interface across all its Apps?

— engadget.com — We just received a set of screengrabs from an anonymous source giving us a glimpse at what... appears to be Google's (and thus, the world's) future interface to its web applications, Gmail in particular. While we were originally tempted to ignore ... (more) Google moving to Wave-like interface across all its Apps?

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Venezuela: Chavez administration criminalizes video games
Boing Boing — [Image: The Many Faces of a Space Invader, by Logan Walters. Click for the full chart, with more faces.] Guido Núñez-Mujica, a 26-year-old Boing Boing reader in Venezuela who is an avid gamer, writes in with this extensive personal observation piece about a new law that widely criminalizes video games in the South American country. As you read the piece, please also bear in mind that publishing this sort of thing under one's full name is not done without personal risk. These games are a cherished part of my life, they helped to shape my young mind, they gave me challenges and vastly improved my English, opening the door to a whole new world of literature, music and ...

Venezuela bans violent video games: a first-person guest essay
Boing Boing — Guido Núñez-Mujica, a 26-year-old Boing Boing reader in Venezuela who is an avid gamer, writes in with this extensive personal observation piece about a new law that widely criminalizes video games in the South American country. As you read the piece, please also bear in mind that publishing this sort of thing under one's full name is not done without personal risk. These games are a cherished part of my life, they helped to shape my young mind, they gave me challenges and vastly improved my English, opening the door to a whole new world of literature, music and people from all around the world. What I have achieved, all my research, how I have been able to travel even though I'm always broke, the hard work I've done to ...

What It's Like To Live Where Games Are Criminalized [Venezuela]
Kotaku — ... Twenty-six year-old gamer Guido Núñez-Mujica lives in Venezula, where the government has passed an new law that in effect criminalizes video games. "These games are a cherished part of my life," Núñez-Mujica writes over at website Boing Boing, "they helped to shape my young mind, they gave me challenges and vastly improved my English, opening the door to a whole new world of literature, music and people from all around the world. What I have achieved, all my research, how I have been able to travel even though I'm always broke, the hard work I've done to convince people to ...