Huawei and Google introduced the Nexus 6P, an innovative smartphone featuring Android 6.0 Marshmallow, Google’s newest operating system for mobile devices.
Change to Google Search allows press releases to outrank media articles
Some interesting stuff regarding Google’s handling and indexing of PR releases – and I know that if your business is Geotech that you send your press releases to GISuser.com!
OGC® adopts updated KML Earth browser standard – KML 2.3
01 October 2015. The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC®) announces that the OGC membership has approved the OGC KML 2.3 Standard.
Avere Systems Enhances Support for Google Cloud Platform
New Features Provide Customers with High Performance and Flexibility to Choose Storage That Best Fits Budget, Availability and Latency Requirements of Their Applications
Maptiks Launches Mapping Analytics Tool
Geospatial and GIS Web Developers Can Now Put Their Maps To Work With Analytics
The Google Router – Meet OnHUb
Via the official Google blog today – a new router for a new way to Wi-Fi – OnHub
Avere Systems Announces General Availability of High Performance, Scalable NAS for Google Cloud Platform
Avere Virtual FXT Edge Filers Enable Deployment and Integration of Google Compute Engine and Google Cloud Storage with Existing On-Premises Resources
CloudEO´s GEO AWARD finalists officially announced
The official award ceremony of the Cloud Innvoation World Cup 2015 will take place at Google Headquarters in New York on 8th of July 2015. Celebrate with us the new Cloud Innovators of the Year 2015!
Google Gmail un-Send Feature has Existed Since 2009 – Here’s How to un-Send
So the mainstream media is going all “GaGa” this week over the ability to un-send an email message sent using Gmail
Mapsense Opens Publicly, Launches Developer Tools, and Raises $2.5M Seed Funding
Mapsense Opens Publicly, Launches Developer Tools, and Raises $2.5M Seed Funding Led by General Catalyst to Help Companies Make Sense of the Tidal Wave of Mappable Data — Engineering, product and design talent from Palantir, Google, and Apple aim to unlock value from the billions of location data points created daily