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How to install Google Music Manager on Fedora 16

posted on November 17, 2011 in google, HowTo, Linux with 1 Comment

I’ve been using Google’s Music locker / streaming service for awhile now. You get to upload 20,000 tracks and getting them on is a breeze with Google’s Music Manager. I’m running Fedora 16 now and here’s I got Google Music Manager running on it. 1. Get into your home downloads directory. # cd ~/Downloads 2. [...]

Google’s Jules Verne 183rd birthday Doodle

posted on February 8, 2011 in google with 0 Comments

This has to be amongst the coolest Google doodles out there. It’s to celebrate Jules Verne’s 183rd birthday. If you didn’t already know, Jules Verne‘s the man behind the well known Novells Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, Journey to the Center of the Earth and Around the World in Eighty Days. Use the joystick [...]

PUK on the Google Nexus One

posted on June 27, 2010 in google, HowTo, Mobile with 1 Comment

Changed the sim on my rooted Google Nexus One today and managed to lock myself out . Waited for the PUK code prompt to come up but it never did. Apparently there’s none, traditionally on other phones you’s get a dedicated prompt for the PUK code but on the Nexus One you use the “phone [...]

World Cup Results By Google

posted on June 9, 2010 in google with 0 Comments

Just Google “World Cup” and you’ll see the World Cup 2010 team listings, fixtures, schedules and scores. All within you google serach result. If you look hard enough you will also realize that the “Google” at the bottom of the page has been changed to “Goooooooal!!”. All this for the World Cup scheduled to start [...]

Google Chrome stable version out

posted on May 26, 2010 in google, Linux, Open Source, Software with 0 Comments

Google, today released a new stable release of it’s popular web browser Google Chrome packed with all the beta goodies we have come to love. To add to the excitement, this will also be the first stable release of the browser for the Linux and Mac platforms. What’s in it you ask? 1. HTML 5, [...]

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