Ciye, yang sudah ngerti bahasa Indonesia, maen terjemahin aja.
Walaupun masih rada-rada kacau, tapi dengan teknik statistical machine translation, Google bisa terus belajar dan belajar sampai bisa fasih dan akurat dalam menterjemahkan.
It’s ok. When you’re getting old, you’ll get error. It was in google search, and just now i found in google adsense too.
Another kindness of Google, Google Chart API is out. Not much you can do with it, as willy noticed, but surely you could save some bandwidth by hosting your chart on Google. And for some people, there’s something amusing you can do using Google Chart API. They made pac-man. Haha.
Marissa Mayer, vice president of search products and user experience at Google, gave a hint that Google will eventually provide an open application programming interface for its Trends analysis tool, allowing users to embed the tool in their applications, or download data from the application for personal use.
“While I can’t [give] particular dates for such a launch, I do believe that we will be making an API available so you can take the Trends product and embed it and use the data,” Mayer said
Wow, this will be exciting. Knowing and analyzing what people looking for could be a valuable resource. With open API developer can create more informative and clever things with trends data. I’m really looking forward to this.
I knew it, sooner or later somebody would make Google Reader searchable. Thanks to Raul Ochoa for creating a nice Greasemonkey script that mix Google Gears and Google Reader. Now, not only you can read Google Reader offline, you can search the old feed too.
Gee, what is wrong with Gmap today. Is it just an error in my firefox?
Cool, now i can read my feed on a plane or a bus without having internet connection. Thanks to Google Gear, Google Reader is the first Google web apps made for online and offline viewing.
Aha, finally, Google developer podcast is coming to town. The first episode talks about Google Guice with its developer, Crazy Bob.
I can’t wait to hear the interview with Google data API developer. They’re rock!
Warning: this podcast is very very technical, not good for non-technical people. 