Google Launches Google Docs Templates Directory!

Via the Official Google Blog, Google has announced the launch of ‘Google Doc Templates Directory‘. Google Docs is an application suite that consists of Google Documents, Spreadsheets and Presentations.

You can start using these templates, by visiting the ‘Template Gallery”.

Over there, you can choose the desired templates according to the document that you need to work on, such as spreadsheets and other applications. You can also sort these templates categorically like, “Resumes” or “Personal Finance”. After the selection of the template, you then have the option of previewing your selection and to select the desired template, you can hit the “Use this template” button to fill it with your own content. At present the template gallery consists of 309 different templates. These templates consist of ones created by Google and also from various third party websites such as TemplateZone or Avery.com. Read more

Google Launches Google Mobile App! Apple iPhone Gets its First Taste of Google!

According to the Official Google Blog, Google has announced the launch of the Google Mobile Apps for the newly launched Apple iPhone 3G. The Google team has designed this software specifically for the Apple iPhone and it hopes to make the user search experience faster, easier and more efficient. The Google Mobile App is as of now only available in the US App Store, but it is also expected to be released in other countries soon. Read more

Gmail Storage Capacity Is ‘Infinity Plus One’

Whenever you enter Gmail home page you find that it says something like Gmail storage 2759.616526 and still counting. Not for long. Very soon Gmail users will be blessed with infinity plus one storage size, a report by Bbspot informs.

Greg Tomkins a Google engineer mastered this idea. He says, I was out in the yard when my kids ran up to me yelling at each other. My son said to my daughter, ‘I hate you to infinity.’ She replied, ‘I hate you to infinity plus one. And right then I knew I had the solution to competing with unlimited storage. Tomkins informs that they would make use of RAID technologies which allows storage of e-mail copies in a parallel universe as well. This way a user would be assured of e-mail recovery if their servers crash.

Recently Yahoo! announced that they would be giving unlimited storage to their Yahoo! Mail users. Now Yahoo! will have to think of something better and more innovative to match upto Gmail.

Never having to delete a single mail definitely seems too good to be true.