Google famous for bringing large changes through change.
Would ready information and real-time comparison of the past and present bring about a larger change… or maybe a revolution to save the planet?
Along with information, people should also be informed about whys and hows too.
Google Earth Goes Deep With Ocean Simulations – NYTimes.com.
“When you’re on an airplane and your life depends on it,” Mr. McCloud said, “comics are going to tell you how to open an emergency exit.”
Archie and Jughead? No, Javascript – NYTimes.com.
Google employed a top comic artist to introduce and explain it’s new browser, Chrome, through a 38page comic book!
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As small laptop sales increase, their popularity is redefining the nature of the computing experience, taking it off the desk and making it an integral part of peoples’ lives, wherever they are.
Mini-Laptops Fuel PC Sales Growth – Bits Blog – NYTimes.com.
(The comments at the end of the article make an interesting discussion)
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“China ka maal! Naya maal! Kamaal ka maal!
Dekho! Dekho!”
Sounds I heard while walking through the markets of old Ahmedabad, through a somewhat considerable crowd around a cart. Mobile shops signs also say something similar. And so do some e-shopping ads in the papers.
We would probably frown upon the “Made in China” label sometime or the [...]
I know many very creative people who can only work in a cave. Although interruptions are not preferred, but I find the value of creative loners are way lower than creative collaborators. The best creative minds not only create ideas but also good at real time remixing ideas from others. That, to me, is the [...]