Google translate – the translation engine that help translating web pages,words,sentences in almost any combination.Currently Google translate supports 57 different languages. Google translate is a best one because it provides the translation as well as the noun,adjective,interjection words and alternate translation of your input.For this conversion the translation engine should have processed over billions of words and their usage. In a series of how Google products work we saw how Google maps work and this time we look into Google translate. The process is simple in Google translate.Instead of we teaching the grammatical rules to the engine they have programmed such that it learns the grammatical rules by itself by pattern matching. Do you like Google translate?share your thoughts
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Apple iPad 2 is now available in 12 more new countries including India.This was a bit surprising news for India as it was usually ignored from apple which released first generation ipad in India nine months after US launch and this time it was just a month since it was launched in United states.Along India the other countries were ipad2 was launching are Israel,Philippines,Singapore,Malaysia,Macau,Hong Kong,Turkey,Korea,UAE,south Africa and turkey.Cost:Basic version 16 GB Wifi – Rs. 29,5003G version 16 GB Wifi – Rs.36,900Basic version 32 GB Wifi – Rs. 34,5003G version 32 GB Wifi – Rs.41,900Basic version 64 GB Wifi – Rs.39,5003G version 64 GB Wifi – Rs.46,900 Also,the delayed white iPhone will be available on stores now. See detailed iPad 2 review here
Google doodle are more frequent this year when compared to previous years.Google celebrates every occasion with a new doodle which nowadays become more interactive rather than static images used before,now the interactive doodles are created using html5 and css3 technique
Webdesign was never the same as it was invented,For all these years the web has been changing from one form to other consistently dolling out new features.If you can remember the first generation of websites had only text and hyper links and then worldwide web consortium took charge in framing the web standards