Google Sky

[Take Your Lumps]

http://www.google.com/sky/

SPEECHLESS :eek:

Google is officially the coolest company in the history of the internet.

[v-unit]

Pretty pointless, but amazing none the less.

[Hawker]

Why is there a sine curve?

[XxNeXuSxX]

Why is there a sine curve?
Where do you see a sinusoidal curve?

[wTFaMonkey]

Where do you see a sinusoidal curve?

i thought he meant as in a SIN(x) curve..


LOLLLL silly meeeeeeee

[wTFaMonkey]

http://www.google.com/sky/

SPEECHLESS :eek:

Google is officially the coolest company in the history of the internet.

btw,

i concur. google is the ****S and they are not run by the CFR, NWO or whatever.

[gts]

pretty cool...

googles funny, a while ago if you googled " great french military victories" it would come back with "did you mean french military defeats?" accompanied with a list of all the wars france has lost

[WhiteMosɘs]

pretty cool...

googles funny, a while ago if you googled " great french military victories" it would come back with "did you mean french military defeats?" accompanied with a list of all the wars france has lost

That was one of their many April Fool's Day Pranks.

Google's Hoaxes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google%27s_hoaxes)

[IlliniFan]

Google "Find Chuck Norris" and hit I'm Feeling Lucky.

[K.Koscik]

Googles freakin awesome :roll: :oldlol: :oldlol:

[Admiral]

Google "Find Chuck Norris" and hit I'm Feeling Lucky.

hahaha awesome

[BRabbiT]

Google Patent Could Help Stop Spoilers (http://www.cnet.com/news/googles-latest-patent-could-put-spoilers-to-bed/)

Google was granted a patent for an automatic spoiler blocker for social media.

The patent is for a "system & method for processing content spoilers." The proposed filter would identify spoilers about TV shows, books & movies & remove them from your social media feeds until you're up to date.

Google's patent takes it a step further than a simple keyword-based filter that blocks all related content, though. Rather than sticker every post about a certain show or book with a spoiler warning, the patent proposes a system that tracks, for example, all the episodes of a show that users have watched. It could then automatically censor content in a user's feed if the post is about an episode the user hasn't seen for themselves.

The post itself would still appear, but if the system thinks it detects a spoiler, the content would be censored. And, on the off chance you succumb to temptation, you can click past the spoiler tag & see what was posted....




http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--IKPPf5WU--/c_fit,fl_progressive,q_80,w_636/it4hwtisazy5dapj4yjn.jpg


this sounds cool.

Google stays winning:pimp:

[BRabbiT]

Google Plots New YouTube Subscription Service as Soon as 2015 (http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-04-08/google-plots-new-youtube-subscription-service-as-soon-as-this-year)

Google plans to offer a subscriber version of YouTube, letting viewers see millions of videos without having to sit through ads.

Revenue from the new feature, which will put Google into more direct competition with streaming services such as Netflix & Hulu, will be shared with video creators, Google told them in an e-mail.

Google has been moving closer to charging users for content; the Web company introduced a subscription-style music service within YouTube in November, & has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on talent & production facilities to boost original content on the video website, which has more than 1 billion monthly viewers. With ad-free subscriptions, Google is moving closer to competing with streaming services, including HBO Now (which debuted this week), for people's attention as they spend more time watching videos on the Web & on mobile devices....

YouTube is facing more competition for streaming videos. Netflix, which costs $8-$12 per month, has 57.4 million subscribers & features original content such as "House of Cards" & "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt."

YouTube's share of streaming traffic during peak hours fell to 14% in North America in the second half of 2014, compared with 19% a year earlier.

http://media.gotraffic.net/images/iYQa0JqLFKRo/v1/-1x-1.jpg




i have no intention of paying for youtube:lol