The new Hotmail gives Gmail a run for its money
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Not content with attempting to index every webpage there is on the Internet, Google have a plan to make all of Earth visible and searchable from the comfort of your computer. To that end, Google Earth, Google Maps, and now Google Ocean, will let you roam and sightsee nearly every part of the planet. Google Maps will even let you flip over to Street View – where you can virtually drive down your street and right up to your home. We here at web|magazine wonder what’s next? Google Living Room – where you can progress from Street View and go inside to observe yourself sprawled out on the sofa with a beer? Google Refrigerator – where you can explore the hidden depths (and forgotten food) at the rear of the fridge? Or how about Google Interior – where you can navigate through your internal organs, bookmarking places of interest? Category: FeaturesFiled: 2010-03-16 10:17:49 by Stephen More Articles: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 |
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Hotmail is old. Really old. When Hotmail launched in the summer of 1996 as the first free e-mail system available to everyone, Bill Clinton was running for re-election, the economy was booming, and Lady Gaga, known to her classmates as Stefani Germanotta, had just turned 10.
