I’m sure, you’ve seen already the Google StreetView cars. If haven’t seen yet one, you can check this out. But how about the Google Robot-Driven Cars?

The New York Times posted this photo of one of the Google cars driving in busy streets of the US.

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This afternoon, I received a text message from +46737494533 saying:

Your Google verification code is ******.

I know what Google verification code is. It’s a five to six digit number which Google sent you after giving Google your cellphone number. It happens when you create a Google account especially if Google thinks that you are creating questionable account. This verification code also is needed when your Google account has been disabled for any reason yet Google gave you a chance to reactivate it.

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Google StreetView service really helps a lot of tourists who don’t have enough money to be spent for in visiting differnet interesting places in the world. In just few clicks of the mouse through the Google StreetView, they could immediately visit those places virtually.

Yesterday, Google made live the images that its StreetView cars took in Ireland. And one of the photos that captured the interest of the StreetView users is this photo:

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Last month, Google Adsense Team sent me a message at my Google Adsense Control Page telling me that they noticed that this blog, SELaplana, is poorly performing from Adsense and advised me to follow the Adsense Optimization Technique featured through the video the created as shown below:

Upgrade to high-performing units

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I was invited by Google to try the Priority Inbox Beta. I wonder if you too are invited by Google to try this out. I activated it recently and I am still moving around what to do with it.

Here’s the video introducing the GMail Priorioty Inbox Beta.

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These are the cars of Google which are responsible in taking photos of the whole streets for its Google Maps’ Street View.

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Chinese authorities had renewed Google’s license to operate a search website in China.

Google on January had surprised the technology world by announcing that they would no longer censor its content which directly defy the Chinese regulation on websites that would result to expulsion from operating in China. …

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According to a market research firm, ComScore, Google’s Android has gained more American market shares while its competitors fell.

Based on the report, the number of smartphone users in the US has increased to 49.1 million. RIM still leads the line of smartphone platform in terms of market shares at 41.7 percent in the period of March to May 2010 while Google’s Android …

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“Google acquired ITA software for $700 million.” That’s the news about the latest acquisition made by Google.

ITA is a company founded in 1996 by a group of MIT computer scientists. It provides software (QPX technology) that provides fares, flight and journey times that are used by airlines, travel agents, and flight comparison sites such as Orbitz.

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I admit that the playable Pac-man logo of Google that made live at Google homepage caused me to spend a lot of my time at Google.

Usually, I spent seconds using the Google search engine. Although there were times that I stayed at Google longer especially during my keyword research activities but it would not exceed to an hour.

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