Tag Archives: google
Did Google drop CC designations in Photos
Creative Commons licenses allow creators to offer their work for use under various conditions. For educators, CC-licensed content can be very helpful. PicasaWeb (discontinued Google service) and Flickr allow photographers to assign CC licenses to their content. Other photo services … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged creative commons, google
Comments Off on Did Google drop CC designations in Photos
Google Spaces
Google just released a new social media service – Google Spaces. I am reluctant to go all in on Google products because I have been burned too many times. I find services interesting, put in my time developing something, and … Continue reading
Evernote and Google Doc
I probably make more use of Google docs and Evernote than any other apps. The announcement that the two could now be integrated seemed like a good thing for me. I must say I am a bit disappointed because the … Continue reading
A future for Microsoft?
This post from Stratechery is worth a listen if you have broad interests in the future of technology. The discussion covered so many topics, but I latched on to suggestions that Apple give up on their own cloud strategy and … Continue reading
Google says goodbye to Picasa
Google has announced that it plans to shut down Picasa (original photo storage service and desktop app) and to focus on Google photos. As of March 15, 2016, we will no longer be supporting the Picasa desktop application. For those who … Continue reading
Apple / Google / Facebook
Re/code offers some interesting current data on the popularity of the apps provided by major companies. The title – You may own Apple’s phone, but you’re using Google’s apps – is a good summary. The Re/code article draws on more … Continue reading
You must be logged in to post a comment.