Google Offers will be launched in Portland and roll out gradually to other cities. Once you’ve signed up, you’ll receive offers via mobile notifications based on location information, not just email. Potentially you could be strolling through a shopping center, receiving discounts on your phone for nearby shops while you’re there. Subscribe to Google Offers to receive offers straight to your inbox.
Angry birds on chrome received more than warm welcomed, following it up by the all unlocked levels. This time it is original DOOM, yeah good old game. DOOM has finally been ported to HTML5 and JavaScript, joining the growing club of games that showcase the incredible opportunities of new web technologies. Enough, ok now head over to the Mozilla Developer Network to give the game a try. The controls are the standards of the early 90s shooters: the arrow keys for movement instead of the modern WASD configuration, control key to shoot and spacebar to open doors.
This app is awesome incredibly impressive. It'll make? you feel special and connected even if you think you're not. If you haven't well you must give it a try Museum of Me. Within seconds of authorising your account, you’ll be taken on a video tour of the museum, which has rooms dedicated to your life, your friends, places you’ve been, things you’ve liked and even a huge screen displaying words from your status updates. Here’s a sample video now go and try on your own. Visualize your Facebook network
Google has released a developer preview WebRTC (free, open project) a technology for voice and video on the web that enables web browsers with Real-Time Communications (RTC) capabilities via simple Javascript APIs. The WebRTC components have been optimized to best serve this purpose. Until now, real time communications required the use of proprietary signal processing technology that was mostly delivered through plug-ins and client downloads. The new technology utilises HTML5 and simple Javascript APIs to enable developers to create RTC applications that can deliver real-time communications without having to install third-party plugins or client downloads. With WebRTC, Google has open-sourced
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