Google Headlines

I was scrolling through news.google.com today and it provoked me to jot down some notes and share them with you. I know that many people out there still think of Google as a web browser (or a place to Google that sh!#). Well, Google is so much more than that and I cannot wait for the rest of the world to figure that out. I have selected a few headlines from the current news clips to share with you and if you want to actually read the stories behind the headlines, I have included a link to each story.

• Google Glass embraced at Beth Israel Deaconess
• Google Checks in to the Hotel Business
• Google To Block Paid Search Keyword Data With Not Provided;Like Organic “Not Provided”
• Google looking to turn Chromecast into an at-a-glance TVdashboard
• Google delays Austin fiber launch plans and offers a look atfuture service areas
• The HTC One M8 has a Google Play edition
• Google wants to be your wireless carrier
• Google and Red Hat arrange a marriage of Convenience in theCloud
• Classic Album Covers Dropped Into Their Exact Settings onGoogle Street View
• Report says an “Android TV” next plan for Google
• Google Trains Its Lenses On Cambodia’s Ancient Temples
• Google Glass Is Finding Its Footing in the Workplace
• Sick Kids Use Google Glass to Virtually Visit the Zoo

And this is just about 24 hours of news headlines people. How much noise does one company have to make before you actually accept the fact that they are a very loud company and should demand not only your attention but also your respect. Google is not a cult, but instead a very dominant player in the world of technology. They are on your side and a very large percentage of Google’s offerings are 100% free for you to use as much as you’d like. How can you not like that?

I’ve said it about a hundred times already and will probably say it a thousand more before I am done, “Get on Board with Google”. You will not be dissatisfied! Yes, there will be a learning curve when you first make the transition from whatever software you currently use, but it is not a rough curve and there is plenty of free help out there. In addition, feel free to ask me questions right here in this blog. I will not only get you an answer, but when feasible, I will produce a video to show you how to accomplish your task at hand. Oh, and I too will work for free answering your questions!