🚀 Transform your email routine with this Google Docs hack! 📧 Seamlessly draft and preview messages in Gmail before sending. Enhance collaboration and efficiency in your communication flow! #GoogleHacks
https://blog.google/products/docs/how-to-write-email-google-docs/
@nixCraft before:2023 #googlehacks
Can Google’s New AI Read Your Datasheets for You? https://hackaday.com/2023/12/12/can-googles-new-ai-read-your-datasheets-for-you/ #ArtificialIntelligence #artificialintellegence #CurrentEvents #googlehacks #OriginalArt #datasheets #notebooklm #Rants #llvm
Hack everything. Love this so much.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/10/26/23931825/google-search-local-seo-thai-food-near-me-maps
Reminds me of businesses named “AAA Teriyaki” and similar just to be at the front of old printed Yellow Pages listings. #GoogleMaps #GoogleHacks
Google Power Sourcing Hacks die DU noch nicht kennst.
#googlehacks #google #sourcing #recruiting #talentfinder #jobsearch #hacks
https://intercessio.de/produkt/google-sourcing-ist-kein-hexenwerk-3-tage-challenge-herbst-2023/
Mind-Blowing Google Sourcing Hacks die DU unbedingt kennen solltest.
#googlehacks #google #sourcing #recruiting #talentfinder #jobsearch #hacks
https://intercessio.de/google-power-sourcing-hacks-3-tage-challenge-herbst-2023/
Google Nest Mini Gutted And Rebuilt To Run Custom Agents https://hackaday.com/2023/07/23/google-nest-mini-gutted-and-rebuilt-to-run-custom-agents/ #voiceassistant #googlehacks #GoogleNest #google
📢 Stay ahead in SEO game with the latest Google hacks! 🚀 Boost your website's rankings and traffic. #SEO #GoogleHacks #DigitalMarketing 💯✨
De volgende keer als je iets op het internet wilt #zoeken, doe dan eens een vergelijkend experiment en let op de verschillen.
Gebruik #zoektermen naar keuze, maar herhaal de zoekopdracht door één of meer van je zoektermen tussen dubbele aanhalingstekens te zetten.
#zoeken
#zoekenmetgoogle
#googledorks
#googlehacks
Wat is de beste zoekmethode?
Project Starline Realizes Asimov’s 3D Vision
Issac Asimov wrote Caves of Steel in 1953. In it, he mentions something called trimensional personification. In an age before WebEx and Zoom, imagining that people would have remote meetings replete with 3D holograms was pretty far-sighted. We don't know if any Google engineers read the book, but they are trying to create a very similar experience with project Starline.
The system is one of those that seems simple on the face of it, but we are sure the implementation isn't easy. You sit facing something that looks like a window. The other person shows up in 3D as though they were on the other side of the window. Think prison visitation without the phone handset. The camera is mounted such that you look naturally at the other person through your virtual window.
Since you are sitting in a relatively fixed position, making a 3D display without headgear is much easier. From the video demonstrations, the display is awfully good, too. Of course, there are only a few Starline setups in Google offices today, but it does give you an idea of where things are probably going.
Then again, there's no reason you couldn't try cooking something like this up on your own. Granted, making a really good 3D display is still pretty difficult. Then again, you could always go retro.
#digitalcamerashacks #googlehacks #news #virtualreality #google #googlestarline #starline #trimensionalpersonification #videoconferencing #webex #zoom
Otters Deliver a High Power Stationary Audio Experience
Our favorite raft of otters is back at it again with another display of open source audio prowess as they bring us the OtterCastAmp, the newest member of the OtterCast family of open source audio multitools. If you looked at the previous entry in the series - the OtterCastAudio - and thought it was nice but lacking in the pixel count or output power departments then this is the device for you.
The Amp is fundamentally a very similar device to the OtterCastAudio. It shares the same Allwinner S3 Cortex-A application processor and runs the same embedded Linux build assembled with Buildroot. In turn it offers the same substantial set of features and audio protocol support. It can be targeted by Snapcast, Spotify Connect or AirPlay if those are your tools of choice, or act as a generic PulseAudio sink for your Linux audio needs. And there's still a separate line in so it source audio as well.
One look at the chassis and it's clear that unlike the OtterCastAudio this is not a simple Chromecast Audio replacement. The face of the OtterCastAmp is graced by a luscious 340×800 LCD for all the cover art your listening ear can enjoy. And the raft of connectors in the back (and mountain of inductors on the PCBA) make it clear that this is a fully fledged class D amplifier, driving up to 120W of power across four channels. Though it may drive a theoretical 30W or 60W peak across its various outputs, with a maximum supply power of 100W (via USB-C power delivery, naturally) the true maximum output will be a little lower. Rounding out the feature set is an Ethernet jack and some wonderfully designed copper PCB otters to enjoy inside and out.
As before, it looks like this design is very close to ready for prime time but not quite there yet, so order at your own risk. Full fab files and some hints are linked in the repo mentioned above. If home fabrication is a little much it looks like there might be a small manufacturing run of these devices coming soon.
#digitalaudiohacks #googlehacks #hardware #airplay #amplifier #analogaudio #armcortexa7 #audio #buildroot #chromecast #chromecastaudio #classdamp #embeddedlinux #linux #pulseaudio #snapcast #spotify #streamingaudio
