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If you plan your days using Google Calendar, you’ll be happy to know that the company’s Sync team has now made it possible to show appointments from multiple calendars on your Windows Phone 7.5 (thanks, fellas!). To add them, just go to m.google.com/sync on your phone. Once you’ve logged in, select your device and the calendars you want to sync (you can choose up to 25—if you’re really that organized). Tap Save and you’re done! Note that your new calendars won’t show up until your phone’s next (...)

Utiliser Windows Phone ne veut pas dire qu’on ne peut utiliser que Bing. En effet, même si le système d’exploitation mobile de Microsoft est excellent, on aime avoir nos petites habitudes et il faut reconnaître que Google reste toujours le numéro 1 de la recherche. Google a d’ailleurs lancé une nouvelle initiative qui est visible lorsque l’on se rend sur le site avec Internet Explorer 9 pour mobile. Il est en effet possible d’épingler Google sur la page d’accueil de Continuez la lecture de (...)

If you’ve used Chrome on more than one device, you’ve probably noticed that Chrome just isn’t the same when you’re not on your main computer. You don’t have all your bookmarks, apps, and extensions. Your settings aren’t quite right, you have to retype all your saved passwords, and your omnibox doesn’t know which sites you visit often. Today’s Beta release fixes all that. Signing in to Chrome enables sync and brings your Chrome bookmarks and other personalized settings to all of your computers. (...)

A year and a half ago, we released completely new document, spreadsheet and drawing editors. Google Docs has been picking up speed ever since with more than 60 new features and millions of new users. Today we’re rounding out the suite by previewing a new version of presentations with faster collaboration and more features. A collaborative approach Presentations are made to be shared—whether it’s presenting your thesis to your professors or inspiring colleagues at a conference. And the best (...)

With everybody going mobile, we could not stay behind. This meant we had to create an Android application, because we (Bram Neijt, Arno den Hond and your chronicler) do not own one of them fancy iPhones. Also, Android is way cooler. To begin our journey to become Android developers, we decided to create Quizzz: an app to help you learn the names of your colleagues. Because we felt a little uncomfortable putting everyone’s picture in the Android appstore, we decided to use pictures of (...)