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Our purpose is to connect and assist schools in the use of Google Apps for Education.  The site contains resources for implementing and using Google Apps, news from the Google blogs, links to schools that use Google Apps, a discussion forum, and more.

What is Google Penguin Update all about?

Add your favorite content From leading publications, to blogs you follow, you can browse, read, and share favorite content, presented in a swipable magazine format.

news and insights on Google platforms, tools, and events

the latest news from the Google Fiber team

Has Google changed the guideline of 100 links per page? Check to find on the blog.

Twitter been widely used micro blogging services for instant sharing with friends and followers. Since Twiter is updated instantly users can easily share information such as links, images, video and now you can share files instantly with all your friends on Twitter. FileTwt is a simple file sharing service on Twitter. Lot of us use Rapidshare for file sharing, but now FileTwt let Twitter user to share files up to 20MB maximum instantly. At present all files are hosted on Rapidshare, but FileTwt will soon start hosting the uploaded files themselves in a few days!

Consumer Watchdog, a nonpartisan nonprofit public interest group  to educate the public and opinion leaders about Google's dangerous dominance over the Internet, computing and our online lives.  Inside Google's blog is authored by experienced consumer advocates and journalists working to expose the "black box" at Google with an eye towards holding Google engineers accountable to social mores, ethical customs and the rule of law. Inside Google "to focus attention on the company's activities and hold Google accountable for its actions". Current subjects include "Outrage continues to grow over Google 'WiSpy' effort", "Google's Schmidt passes the buck on privacy" and "Is history repeating itself with Google antitrust saga?" You can also "file a complaint" with this group if "Google has done you wrong".

Android Police is a web blog dedicated to everything related to Android. We hope you enjoy our writing and subscribe to updates using the buttons on the right. Our staff is constantly scouring the Internet for the latest Android news, sharing tips, tricks, tutorials, videos, and podcasts, reviewing devices, apps, and games, and keeping track of custom ROMs and hacks.

EPIC 2014 is a Flash movie released in November 2004 by Robin Sloan and Matt Thompson with original music by Aaron McLeran. It was based on a presentation they gave at the Poynter Institute in the spring of that year. The movie is 8 minutes long and is licensed under a Creative Commons non-commercial license. The movie is presented from the viewpoint of a fictional "Museum of Media History" in the year 2014. It explores the effects that the convergence of popular News aggregators, such as Google News, with other Web 2.0 technologies like blogging, social networking and user participation may have on journalism and society at large in a hypothesized future. The film popularized the term Googlezon and touches on major privacy and copyright issues raised in this scenario.