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The fee comes as Meredith plans to start running every ad from print in its tablet editions as well. Until now it has sold ads in the tablet editions separately. Meredith said the $1,500 fee reflects the production process. "Meredith has made a significant investment in our Enhanced for Tablet editions, providing consumers with expanded content, interactive features and a dynamic user experience," a spokesman said in a statement. "This fall, print advertisers will now be offered an opportunity to appear in the EFT editions of Parents, Better Homes and Gardens and Fitness at no cost. If an advertiser's creative includes a URL and it is their preference to make that link 'live,' there will be a $1,500 production charge. This cost is a minimal production fee associated with the current production process it takes to enhance an advertiser's creative."

So which other features are coming to Hangouts? Chew and Singhal didn’t share too many specifics, but said that they’re striving to make any Hangouts feature available on every supported device. This includes allowing mobile phone users to start a Hangout on Air, which will essentially bring mobile social live streaming to Google+ and YouTube.

Xbox users will be served streams that come in 720i resolution, not to mention being able to check out the entire slew of 11 Sky Movies live channels. As for Kinect owners, you can even gesticulate and holler at your TV in order to navigate through the different options, which is somewhat reminiscent of the new generation of Samsung Smart TVs.

If I run a search on “restaurants in San Francisco,” for example, Bing will scan Facebook’s open graph and recommend that I get in touch with a friend who lives in San Francisco. I can even send my query to that friend by composing a Facebook status update on the sidebar and tagging that friend. And now that Bing has integrated Quora, the search engine will also surface Quora posts, like this one, that address the same question.

she started writing her new novel on Google Docs, and you can see it taking shape word by word as she types.

the park allows the visitor to create an avatar and become the main character in a unique, augmented reality adventure. Sixty-five attractions over seven thematic stages contribute to the experience, which uses 3D video, holograms and augmented reality to immerse guests. As visitors and their avatars move through the park, they interact with the attractions using RFID wristbands, while Kinect sensors recognize their gestures, voices and faces. The video below gives a preview of the Live Park experience: