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New year google doodle 2012 for Nepal and Globe

January 1st, 2012 No comments

Google Doodle new year 2012  for Nepal and for Globe is here.

Google Doodle is the way of representing the special events like some famous people birthday, festivals etc in the form of google logo images. It can be global or country specifiec. According to google “Doodles are the fun, surprising and sometimes spontaneous changes that are made to the Google logo to celebrate holidays, anniversaries and the lives of famous artists, pioneers and scientists.” http://www.google.com/doodles/about. New year google doodle is decorated by Mahadev Subedi.

Google Doodle for new year 2012

New year google doodle for NepalIn the image above Google’s ‘G’ is listening to music & saying “hello” to world in different languages, ’0s’ are getting set for a fitter year with aerobics & yoga, ‘G’ has taken to guitar, ‘L’ is now into literature and ‘E’ is one who is cleaning up after merrymaking. Read more…

Google Adds Christmas Easter Egg “let it snow”

December 19th, 2011 No comments

If you’re in a snow-deprived location or just want to see something cool, type in “let it snow” in Google and watch the magic happen.

Google new easter egg for this Christmas. When you search with keyword “let it snow” it start to snow fall and your screen goes white slowly, fells like real snow is there. Cool :)

And another cool thing, when screen become white you can drag the mouse with holding left button and wipe it too.

The downside is you are not able to click any link for that search result once its covered with white snow (mist), but don’t worry there is blue Defrost button at the top of the page just click it and you will clear the white snow. Though still snow keep falling, but you are able to click the link now.

Google Christmas Easter Egg let it snow

 

How NTC reduce cost by installing Google cache server in Nepal

September 16th, 2011 No comments

How NTC reduce its cost with the installation of google cache server? 

 

Recently Google installed it’s cache server in Nepal at Internet Exchange Point of Nepal telecom (NTC).

NTC is the only and biggest internet service provider in Nepal. It has certain bandwidth limit which NTC have to pay. Let say for example NTC bought 500MBPS internet bandwidth, that means NTC has maximum capacity of 500MBPS to transfer data at a time. It gives services to its customers by dividing the internet bandwidth of 500MBps , let say for 1000 customers if it divide equally,  it would be (5000/1000)=500Kbps for each customer.

If  all the 1000 customers excess the internet at a time using its full capacity of 500kbps, then the maximum (1000*500kbps=500MBps) capacity of the NTC will be used up. If there are more customer added let say 100 more customer, total will be 1100, if they excess the the internet same time they can’t get full bandwidth what they have of (500kbps) so its divided as (500MBps/1100) = 363.64kbps per customer.

Simple hand sketch image of how internet operate in Nepal

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Google Server in Nepal

September 16th, 2011 No comments

Google Inc installed the Google cache server in Nepal at NTC  office Jawalakhel Internet Exchange Point, operated by Nepal Telecom(NTC).

A Google cache server is a dedicated network server that saves Web pages or other Internet content locally. By placing previously requested information in temporary storage, or cache, a cache server both speeds up access to data and reduces demand on an enterprise’s bandwidth.

With the installation of google cache server the services provided by Google will be faster than before. Google services such as Gmail, Youtube etc will now be accessed faster from Nepal. This will also help NTC by reducing its bandwidth access and reduce its cost.

“After the installation of Google server, Internet bandwidth uses of NTC has been decreased” Said NTC representatives.

How NTC reduce its cost with the installation of google cache server?

HTTPS and VPN Explained in Simple English by Google

August 26th, 2011 No comments

Do you know that HTTPS (Secure HTTP) and VPN (Virtual Private Network) are the more secure way to browse the internet? And do you know what exactly happen behind the scenes when you browse the website with HTTPS and VPN?

Here are two resent video in youtube by privacy team of Google, where they are trying to explain the technical things in simple English, that what happen when you browse website or use internet using HTTPS or VPN.

HTTPS in Simple English


VPN in Simple English
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Top Summer Google Searches 2011

August 22nd, 2011 No comments

Amy and Arsenal top “Summer Google searches”

AMY Winehouse’s death has been the most Googled subject this summer.

Fans scrambled to use the internet giant to get info on the tragedy last month, new figures show. Excluding the pop diva, 27, the top celebrity name punched into the search engine was that of the Beckhams new born daughter Harper Seven.

Dad David only made it to fifth place, while new Dragons’ Den telly investor Hillary Devey, 54, was a surprise entry nat No2. Among searches for football clubs, struggling Arsenal came top.

Top summer searches

  1. Amy Winehouse deadtop-summer-google-searches
  2. Google +
  3. Wimbeldon
  4. EuroMillions
  5. Ryan Dunn
  6. Ed Sheeran
  7. Ryan Giggs
  8. Harry Potter
  9. Weather Forecast
  10. Britain’s Got Talent Read more…
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iPhone app for google+

July 20th, 2011 No comments

The Google Plus social network has kicked into high gear, despite a limited number of available invites over the first few weeks. Starting today it’s even easier for iOS users to share with Circles, follow a Stream or do rapid-fire messaging with a Huddle: the iPhone app for Google+ is now in the US store.

The free app supports the Stream, Circles and Huddle features; it’s just now downloading on our iPhones so we’ll check out the detailed options shortly. Enjoy, Plussians!

A few quick notes: the app is truly iPhone-only, and will not install on the iPod touch or iPad. Some users running the iOS 5 beta report crashes, which is unsurprising but worth mentioning. Also, it’s very difficult to search for the app in the App Store (one would think that the world’s largest search company would know that ‘+’ is a common search modifier and tricky to include in a literal search string); the easiest way to find it, short of the direct link, is to browse the list of all the apps published by Google.

Thanks to MediaKat for the tip.

Update: The app was updated within an hour of release. Fastest update we’ve ever seen. From the app’s description it appears to have been an issue on Apple’s end (ouch!):

We discovered an issue with the version of the iPhone Google+ App that was on the App Store. When we launched, the App Store started serving a previous test version of the App which didn’t have the stability and fixes that the latest version had. It started serving the correct version a little later. If you downloaded within the first 1 hour 40 mins, you may have downloaded the older test version.

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Google Chrome Stable available for Mac and linux

May 29th, 2010 No comments

Google entered the war of browsers by introducing the beta version of Chrome in December.When Chrome was first launched in 2008, it was only available for the Windows operating system.Now Google chrome comes out of the beta and  stable version is available for Mac and linux.The good thing of google chrome is that, it is really a light weight browser loads in seconds.This is showing some serious development from google on chrome.Not only the bugs have been fixed in this stable version but also some new features has been added too.

You’ll be able to synchronize not only bookmarks across multiple computers, but also browser preferences — including themes, homepage and startup settings, web content settings, preferred languages, and even page zoom settings. Meanwhile, for avid extensions users, you can enable each extension to work in incognito mode through the extensions manager. Read more…

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Google's Pac-Man Front Sapped 4.8 Million Hours of Productivity

May 24th, 2010 No comments

The nearly universal reaction to seeing Google’s playable 30th anniversary Pac-Man doodle was, “Well, there goes Friday.” Indeed. A productivity firm has calculated the time spent playing Google’s Pac-Man front at more than 4.8 million hours.

RescueTime, makers of productivity tracking and optimization software, looked at the average time that 11,000 of its users spent on Google’s pages on Friday and found it more than quadrupled. Normally they spend 11 seconds on a Google page, but on Friday they spent 45.

Google page visit time is very low, of course, because people find whatever they need very quickly and usually hit a link on the first page of results. To triple the time spent on a Google page means something else is going on, and in this case, it was chompin’ dots.

So what? Just 45 seconds, right? Well, Google also did more than 500 million pageviews on Friday. So RescueTime, assuming its user base was representative (and 11,000 is a damn good sample size), ran some numbers and came up with: Read more…

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Pac-Man 30th anniversary Google doodle turns homepage into game

May 21st, 2010 No comments

The Pac-Man 30th anniversary Google doodle

Google has become famous for changing its logo for special events, but it has never converted it into a playable game before. Today, it is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Pac-Man’s launch in Japan with a version that lets you steer your pizza-shaped protagonist* around a maze that spells out Google’s name – at least for as long as you can evade the ghosts Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde

To play, simply click the button that usually says “I’m feeling lucky” but now has the legend “Insert Coin”. However, if you don’t do anything, the game will start by itself.

If you click twice on “Insert Coin” then two people can play. Ms Pac-Man joins the game, with the second person controlling her movements using the WASD keys. Read more…

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