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Google Suggests Sites for Your Profile

PaulSpoerry | July 22, 2008

Google started to use the Social Graph API to suggest links that can be added to your public Google Profile. If you add links to sites that are connected to other sites using FOAF or the XFN microformat, Google makes it easy to import all the links. For example, if you have an account at FriendFeed, add a link to your FriendFeed page to import the sites you shared: videos uploaded at YouTube, Google Reader shared items, del.ico.us bookmarks etc.

Google Profiles Suggested Links

Google Profiles Suggested Links

Google’s unified profiles are slowly added to all Google services that allow user-generated content. “A Google Profile is simply how you represent yourself on Google products — it lets you tell others a bit more about who you are and what you’re all about. You control what goes into your Google Profile, sharing as much (or as little) as you’d like,” explains Google. For now, the profiles are displayed next to the list of shared items from Google Reader, in the Google Books library and next to the custom maps, reviews and edits from Google Maps.

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Google’s Windows Mobile apps

PaulSpoerry | June 27, 2008

The Google Mobile Blog has alerted us to a new umbrella page for its mobile services.

GoogleMobile_7 Googles Windows Mobile apps

Hit up www.google.com/mobile/winmo from your desktop for one-stop shopping for all of Google’s mobile device products available on Windows Mobile, including Google Maps, Gmail, Picasa and their bread and butter, Internet search.

Nothing earth-shattering here, but it’s all available under one roof, with some how-to videos thrown in as well. No mention of Google Gears, though.

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