_Google Voice and GMail integration @DesignPlus

DesignPlus hace su primera llamada a USA a través de GMail utilizando Google Voice, por el momento ha sido gratis, según anuncia Google las tarifas son muy bajas tal como se puede ver en este vinculo: http://bit.ly/9IFsYI.

Google no para de sorprendernos y claro esta, DesignPlus siempre esta atento a todo desarrollo por parte de ellos.

_Durex / Baby

Use Condón o use esta app, con cual se queda?.

_London’s Apple Store Is Astoundingly Huge – Come Take A Tour

La tienda mas grande de Apple en el mundo esta en el centro de Londres U.K, en Covent Garden.

_Bicentenario Colombia en Google a la DesignPlus

En DesignPlus nos sentimos completamente orgullosos de ser Colombianos,  Feliz bicentenario COLOMBIA. siempre llevamos tu nombre en alto.

_Premium Metallics Coated

La nueva Plus Series de Pantone trae excelentes herramientas como el Pantone Color Manager y el Color Checker. @DesignPlus ya se calibraron las pantallas.

pantone-designplus

_Interactive Twitter-Based Murals in the U.S. Promote Canada

This is pretty cool!!!

_iPhone 4, this changes everything. Again.

_Super Sexy CPR

_Apple – iPad – What is iPad?

_Chrome Browser Growing Faster Than Safari

As Microsoft’s Internet Explorer falls to just under 60 percent of the browser market, Google’s Chrome has jumped ahead of Apple’s Safari, indicates a new survey released Tuesday. Although Mozilla’s Firefox took the largest percentage of the market lost by Microsoft, Google’s Chrome took 6.7 percent, versus 2.5 percent for Apple’s Safari.

Internet Explorer declined to 59.95 percent of the browser market, down from its high point of 80 percent in 2008, according to Net Applications, which analyzes Internet traffic trends. Firefox picked up about nine of those lost percentage points, with Google’s Chrome snaring 6.7 percent of IE’s share (up from 0 before 2009), and Safari took 2.5 percentage points for 4.72 percent of the browser market.

Another company, StatCounter, lists Chrome with 5.35 percent of the browser market and Safari with 3.63 percent.

In late 2009, Google’s Chrome pushed ahead of Safari, placing the Apple browser in fourth place. Even before Chrome made it out of Beta, reviewers said the Google browser was 34 percent faster than the Apple alternative.

[via AppleInsider and BusinessInsider]