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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Google Music: Play Your Music Instantly, Anywhere


Google Music
Today the Music Beta by Google comes to its official debut in a more advance platform which is officially called Google Music.

Launched at Google I/O last May was the Music Beta by Google, a service that let people access their personal music collection easily to the cloud for streaming through computer and Android devices. The Music Beta has the capacity to upload a music collection up to 20,000 songs. By using cloud-based apps technology streaming your music anywhere at anytime made possible.

It comes with innovative and personalized way that people can discover, purchase, share and enjoy music in a style. Google Music automatically sync your play list and music library both purchases and uploads to your devices such as computers,laptop or tablet. One more amazing thing with Google Music is that you can listen to your albums, favorite artists and play list of songs available even if you're offline. This way you can have more time to listen on your music collections while having less time to manage it. Rediscover your own library by using a feature called Instant Mix and start creating play list of songs when you're not shopping for new music.


Google Music lets you discover, buy and share music, wherever you want, whenever you want.

Discover.
Find music you love. Check out Android Market for staff-picked rising artists and great bands from your favorite genres.
Shop.
Buy now, listen now, sync never. There are hundreds of free songs and millions more to buy on Android Market.
Listen
Access your Google Music library anywhere and anytime - no syncing, no wires.
Organize.
Anything you get from Android Market is automatically stored in your Google Music library and you can add up to 20,000 of your own songs -- all for free.
Share.
Sharing is caring. For songs purchased from Android Market, you can share a listen with your friends on Google+.

Log-in to your Google Music Account ( Currently available in US Only)
- http://music.google.com/music/listen

Google Music Android Application
Shopping Music on Android Market

Shop music on Android Market and listen instantly using the Google Music app.

* All your your music purchases from Android Market automatically appear on Google Music.
* Add up to 20,000 more songs from your personal music collection on your computer for free.
* Access to your entire music library instantly with the Google Music app, and save your favorites for offline playback.
* Share a free full play of the songs you purchased from Android Market with your friends on Google+.
* Learn more about Google Music at http://music.google.com/about
* Available in the U.S. only.

Install Google Android Music Application visit:
-https://market.android.com/details?id=com.google.android.music

Monday, August 22, 2011

Google Start Out Verifying Google+ Accounts

Google starts out the verification badges to Google+ in order to make sure that the celebrities and public figures joining Google+ are of really who they claim to be. It appears right of the account name as Small gray badge, circular check box that when mouseover tells you “verified name.”

On Google’s Wen-Ai Yu announcement Friday evening in a Google+ post and accompanying video she explains that verification right now is focused on:
  • Public Figures
  • Celebrities
  • People who have been “added to a large number of circles”


This Google+ verification badges will symbolize that the celebrities and public figures that you add or follow on your circle are the real one. This is an important factor to people to add others to their circle and continue Google+ user engagement.

Unlike facebook and twitter where in the use of celebrities and public figures is quite a mess, with this method of verification you are assured that you are following the real persona. A great move from Google+ aside from the recent addition of games that is tremendously helpful in order to keep people coming back to engage and patrionanize Google+ accounts.

Google does promise that they’re planning to expand the verification program, as you can see in the video announcement above.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

How Does Google Work

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Google started out in 1998 and was known as BackRub. It corresponded to a new technique to ranking sites on the web. Formerly, the leading search engines did not to a great extent make an effort to improve their ranking systems. This led to an array of peculiar results when people searched and got the results that were not predominantly appropriate. Google worked on overcoming this problem.

Google centers on preciseness. Preciseness can be defined as a web page that is “most relevant to the terms search for by a user.” Google works by focusing on the content of web pages. It mostly tends to disregard Meta tags as many search engine optimization people have learned how to yank their sites to get the best results. Since these yanks were often easy peezy ways, the search results were not as great. To get out of this, Google now centers by and large on the text, page and the site in one piece. The exact Google way, known as the algorithm, is to make use of keyword density, flow of the text, amount of code, registration length of domain and visitors duration on a certain site to name a few. Although, there must be perhaps a couple of hundred features involve in the making..

search engine algorithm,goolge rankingsGoogle also concludes on preciseness and rankings by looking outside of a site. Specifically, it checks whether there are other sites linking to the site in question. The more sites that are linked to site is an signifies there is a high relevant content on the site in question. For example, the website for the IRS is consistently ranked highly for tax terms because thousands of sites link to it. In real terms, this means the IRS offers highly appropriate information on taxes and sure it does.

This linking factor piloted to the escalation of the whole industry that dedicated to trading links. This process is known as reciprocal linking. Since last year (2007), Google has undervalued such links reason being it no longer corresponds to a measurement of relevancy. Instead, it evaluates how many links a site can employ. Google now concentrates more at the type of links being employed and also gives high value to links that are only inbound. This means someone links to your site without you linking them.