Google's Indian Talent Search with Doodle4Google

Google is giving a best opportunity to the school youngsters to show off their talent. They are looking for the most creative child who can show his/her creative work on the Google India home page for a Whole Day. Wow!! no one is going to miss such a big chance to show the Ultimate design Creativity.

They took the help of "Doodle4Google", a Contest where you are free to design the Logo of Google. Many countries Students had enjoyed this opportunity and this is a time for the Indian Students to take the medium of Doodle4Google for sharing their creativity.

This Contest is open for all the students of any school in India, who are in the standard 1st and 10th. They put forward the Theme "My India" for the competition.

They arranged the Groups i order: 1st Group-1st, 2nd and 3rd standards; 2nd Group- 4th, 5th, and 6th standards; Third Group- 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th standards. Around 600 best doodles will be selected across the India from the Three Groups. And From them around 46 Semi-Finalists will be selected and will be invited to be there on the final awards ceremony in November 2009 with their teachers or parents. Google put forward the details over official page about the Judging and Prize information.

The Doodle4Google wrote :

We'd love to see what your country means to you when represented in a doodle. Whether it’s music or dance, famous Indian art, Mahatma Gandhi, the Taj Mahal, cricket, our scientific achievements or the Indian people as a community- we’re interested in seeing these representations of what India means to you and how you represent it using images.

The best doodles will be voted on by a panel of judges as well as by the Indian public, and the winning doodle will be featured on the Google India homepage for a day, to be viewed by millions of people.

Now You Can Send SMS throughout US from your Gmail Account

Now You Can Send SMS throughout US from your Gmail Account :-

Gmail are just trying it out for cell phones in the United States right now, but you can send texts to your friends with US phone numbers from anywhere in the world. You can start by just typing a phone number into the search box in the chat window on the left, then select "Send SMS." You can also select the contact you want to SMS first and then add their phone number.



Once you give us a name for that phone number, you'll be able to start chatting.



then Gmail will save your friends' numbers in your Contacts, so next time you can just type their name in the chat box and select Send SMS.

On the receiving end, when you get a text message from Gmail on your phone, it will come from a number in the 406 area code. (The l33t folks in the crowd will note that this spells G0O.) You can reply to this text on your phone just like you'd reply to any other text. The reply gets routed back to our Gmail servers and shows up in your friend's Gmail chat window. Each of your friends' messages will come from a different 406 number so you can reply to any message and it will get back to the right person. Messages from the same person will always come from the same number, so you can even bookmark it in your phone.

If you get a message from somebody you don't want to chat with from your phone, just reply with the word BLOCK. If you don't want to get texts from anybody using Gmail, reply with the word STOP and we'll leave you alone. Keep in mind that all these text messages count as part of your regular mobile messaging plan and might incur fees. So unless you know your friends have unlimited text message plans, please be sensitive to their phone bills.

Now you can Share the (photographic) wealth! Now you can share your orkut photos with whoever you want- Orkut Official Blog

Now you can Share the (photographic) wealth! Now you can share your orkut photos with whoever you want, according to the Orkut Official Blog Source.

Orkut Official Blog Source tells us:

It seems like pretty much everyone knows at least one person who loves photography. The orkut team is no different– Navneet, one of the orkut engineers, is absolutely obsessed with taking pictures. Whenever we leave the office, he immediately whips out his camera and starts snapping photos of everything in sight. (I once caught him taking a close-up picture of my left foot– needless to say, I was not pleased.) All of these photos are of course uploaded to orkut, where he invites his orkut friends to compliment him on his artistic prowess. Like any budding artiste, however, our Navneet is constantly seeking exposure to a wider audience. To help Navneet share his "gift" with the world, and to help all of the rest of us stay connected with our friends who don't have orkut accounts, we're excited to announce a new photo sharing feature on orkut. Now you can share your orkut photos with all of your friends who have email addresses, whether they use orkut or not.

Here's how it works:

When you create an album, go to the "share with" drop down menu and choose "only selected friends". In addition to being able to enter the names of your friends on orkut who you want to share photos with, now you can include the email addresses of all of your friends who aren't on orkut as well.




If you decide that you want to share or stop sharing an album that you've already uploaded, just click on the blue "Share Album" button to add/remove whichever friends you want from your "Currently Shared List."



All of the non-orkut friends that you've included in the list will be emailed a special URL bringing them to your photo album. As this is a limited-access orkut page, your non-orkut friends will not be able to view your profile or any other part of orkut unless they join the site.

Keep in mind that non-orkut friends who receive the link to your orkut photo albums can (and, if your photos are interesting enough, probably will) forward it on to other people who may also want to check your photos out. The only way to ensure absolute privacy over your photos is to restrict your album to specific orkut friends, as we showed you in the last blog post.

So, whether you want to share your graduation glamour shots with all of your friends and relatives (even the ones who've never used orkut), or have photos from the party that you threw last weekend that you'd rather limit to just a few people, photo albums on orkut now give you the ability to choose.

As Navneet can attest to, sharing photos is too much fun to limit just to orkut users. So get out there and start inviting all of your friends, family, and coworkers to join in the experience with you!

Posted by Kuldeep Gharat and Shivaram Venkatraman, Software Engineers @ Orkut Blog

Source: orkut Blog: Share the (photographic) wealth! Now you can share your orkut photos with whoever you want

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Gmail now onward can be found on our Google Desktop

Wow!! thats a Great News Announced by Google Official Blog that from now Gmail inbox is in your Desktop as Google Desktop.

Official Announce by Google Official Blog, are as Follows"

On the Google Desktop gadgets team, we've seen countless requests for a Gmail gadget over the years. That gadget is finally here, so if you've got Google Desktop for Windows, give it a try.

You'll see that it covers the basics such as reading, searching, and sending messages. You can star messages, use the same keyboard shortcuts, and we didn't forget about contact auto-complete. It doesn't take up much space in your sidebar or desktop, and you can also resize it to show as few or as many messages as you'd like.

When I'm at work, I keep two instances of the gadget open: one logged into my personal Gmail account and the other set to my Google Apps account for work related stuff. Instead of getting lost in a sea of tabs or browser windows, I can bring up the gadgets in an instant (hint: pressing the shift key twice brings up all your hidden Desktop gadgets).

The Gmail gadget currently works with the latest release of Google Desktop for Windows. Try it out and please let us know what you think.

Update: Changed title to clarify this is for Google Desktop.

Source: Official Gmail Blog: Gmail on your Google Desktop

Today is René Magritte 110th Birthday, and Google Celebrate it !!

Today again Google's Logo Got Temporary New for Google René Magritte 110th Birthday, it is celebrating his Birthday with its beautiful logo change!!



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Today I Got Gmail's New Look over my Gmail account

Today I Got Gmail's New Look over my Gmail account!!
Its really interesting that Gmail's New Featured theme!! I am very attracted towards the Google's Product Gmail's theme Features. My Gmail account is mainly Consists of 31 Themes!!
I added the 29th one of these theme as my theme. And you can see it. How is it Looking. Some of the Themes are also having Fruity Looks. You can Watch around this...



This is my Personalize account Theme. what do you feel about my this Gmail account's Theme. Please Comment Here to tell your views for my Gmail Theme.

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Its a new Look that Gmail Got!! After archiving success in the Theme Of Orkut!!- Official Gmail Blog report.

Its a new Look that Gmail Got!! After archiving success in the Theme Of Orkut!!- Official Gmail Blog report.

when i heard about this new features of Gmail!! I got exited and Journal it on Daily Linked!!
It still not came on action over Gmail interface. But it will soon be in your Gmail. account!!!
Today Gmail Official Blog Report:

" Wednesday, November 19, 2008 12:21 PM Posted by Annie Chen, Gmail engineer

Gmail fans have been building unofficial extensions to spice up their inboxes for a while, but up til now themes haven't been an integral part of Gmail. We wanted to go beyond simple color customization, so out of the 30 odd themes we're launching today, there's a shiny theme with chrome styling, another one that turns your inbox into a retro notepad, nature themes that change scenery over time, weather driven themes that can rain on your mailbox, and fun characters to keep you in good company. There's even an old school ascii theme (Terminal) which was the result of a bet between two engineers -- it's not exactly practical, but it's great for testing out your geek cred. We've also done a minor facelift to Gmail's default look to make it crisper and cleaner -- you might notice a few colors and pixels shifted around here and there.



As you can see from these photos taken around our office in Zurich, Switzerland, themes have made their way into more than our inboxes -- that's a character from the ninja theme made out of pixel blocks, customized laptop decals, and a giant Zoozimps character "

Gmail Official Source Link: Official Gmail Blog: Spice up your inbox with colors and themes

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LIFE photo archive by Google, brings us 10 million historic images all the Time

Three sophisticated ladies enjoying a drive in an early version of the Ford Model T automobile.

Google's Most interesting Launching ever!! LIFE photo archive by Google, brings us 10 million historic images all the Time. It contain the historic images of 10,000,000 online & Live over the Web!!! Search millions of photographs from the LIFE photo archive, stretching from the 1750s to today. Most were never published and are now available for the first time through the joint work of LIFE and Google.

Visit all New LIFE photo archive hosted by Google.

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