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- [G] New look for Google Affiliate Network's website
- [G] Try out a new look and keyboard shortcuts for your documents list
- [G] New in Labs: Preview Pane
- [G] VP8 Codec SDK "Cayuga" Released
- [G] Try out a new look and keyboard shortcuts for your documents list
- [G] Highlights from this week's Google CPG Industry Newsletter
| [G] New look for Google Affiliate Network's website Posted: 04 Aug 2011 06:45 PM PDT Google Affiliate Network: New look for Google Affiliate Network's websiteThis week, we launched a new look for Google Affiliate Network's website. In addition to a refreshed design, we've added new features to provide you with fresh product updates, educational resources, success stories, and more. New features: Throughout the website, you'll find diverse stories of advertisers, publishers and partners who have succeeded with Google Affiliate Network. We hope they inspire you and that you'll share your story with us, too. Check out the new website and tell us what you think! Posted by Erica Sievert, Product Marketing Manager  URL: http://googleaffiliatenetwork-blog.blogspot.com/2011/08/new-look-for-google-affiliate-networks.html       |
| [G] Try out a new look and keyboard shortcuts for your documents list Posted: 04 Aug 2011 06:45 PM PDT The Google Apps Blog: Try out a new look and keyboard shortcuts for your documents listAs part of our effort to provide an improved and consistent web experience across Google products, we'd like to invite you to try out a new look for the documents list that's rolling out to users over the next few days. If it's available to you, you'll be able to preview the new look by clicking on Try the new look under the gear icon in the upper right. You'll be able to return to the classic look using the same menu. Classic look  New look While using the new interface, you may want to see more of the items in your documents list on the screen at one time. To do this, click on the gear icon in the upper right and go to Documents settings. Under Row height, you'll be able to select the option to use a denser view. As part of this new look, we've also added keyboard shortcuts to help you easily navigate your documents list without a mouse. For example, when selecting a document, use the ⇓ (down arrow) to move down the list and the ⇑(up arrow) to move back up. Once you find the item you're looking for, type a to open the Actions menu. Then, use the ⇑ and ⇓ arrow keys to navigate the Actions menu, and hit to select an action. The Create new shortcuts are also convenient for creating new docs while you're working. Simply hit Shift + T to create a new text document, Shift + S to create a spreadsheet, or Shift + C to create a new collection. Can't remember all those shortcuts? Just remember the question mark. Type ? when you're not in the search bar, and a window will appear showing all available shortcuts.  These shortcuts will only be available if you're using the new interface. Keep an eye out for more changes to the new interface as it evolves, and make sure to tell us what you think about the new design in this brief feedback form so we can continue to improve your experience. Posted by: Ted Chen, Software Engineer   URL: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/GoogleAppsBlog/~3/Ay3_2baLsNI/try-out-new-look-and-keyboard-shortcuts.html   |
| Posted: 04 Aug 2011 06:45 PM PDT Official Gmail Blog: New in Labs: Preview PanePosted by Maciek Nowakowski, Associate Product ManagerWhen I check my email, I often rely on the message snippets to figure out which messages to open first. Sometimes, though, I want to see more than snippets, which is why I'm happy to announce that you can now preview messages in your inbox using a new feature in Gmail Labs called Preview Pane. It's probably a very familiar layout to those of you who have used Gmail on a tablet device. We also think it's going to work especially well if you have a larger resolution screen.  Click the image above to see a larger version.  For those of you who have more vertical space you can also move the preview pane below your message list. You can enable this using the dropdown arrow next to the toggle button:  By default there is a 3-second delay in marking a conversation as read after previewing it. If that doesn't feel natural to you, you can change the timing in the General tab of settings:  If you'd like to remove the new layout, simply return to Gmail Settings and disable the lab. Finally, don't forget to let us know what you think about the latest addition to Gmail Labs.  URL: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2011/08/new-in-labs-preview-pane.html   |
| [G] VP8 Codec SDK "Cayuga" Released Posted: 04 Aug 2011 06:45 PM PDT The WebM Open Media Project Blog: VP8 Codec SDK "Cayuga" ReleasedToday we're making available "Cayuga," the third named release of the VP8 Codec SDK (libvpx). Note that the VP8 format definition has not changed, only the SDK. You can download the Cayuga libvpx snapshot (version 0.9.7) from the WebM Project Downloads page or clone it from our Git repository.As promised, for Cayuga we targeted more areas for encoder speed improvements. Using our previous release ("Bali") as a benchmark, we've seen the following VP8 encoder improvements on x86 processors.
 We saw the following improvements on ARM processors:
 URL: http://blog.webmproject.org/2011/08/vp8-codec-sdk-cayuga-released.html   |
| [G] Try out a new look and keyboard shortcuts for your documents list Posted: 04 Aug 2011 06:45 PM PDT Docs Blog: Try out a new look and keyboard shortcuts for your documents listAs part of our effort to provide an improved and consistent web experience across Google products, we'd like to invite you to try out a new look for the documents list that's rolling out to users over the next few days. If it's available to you, you'll be able to preview the new look by clicking on Try the new look under the gear icon in the upper right. You'll be able to return to the classic look using the same menu.Classic look New look While using the new interface, you may want to see more of the items in your documents list on the screen at one time. To do this, click on the gear icon in the upper right and go to Documents settings. Under Row height, you'll be able to select the option to use a denser view. As part of this new look, we've also added keyboard shortcuts to help you easily navigate your documents list without a mouse. For example, when selecting a document, use the ⇓ (down arrow) to move down the list and the ⇑(up arrow) to move back up. Once you find the item you're looking for, type a to open the Actions menu. Then, use the ⇑ and ⇓ arrow keys to navigate the Actions menu, and hit to select an action. The Create new shortcuts are also convenient for creating new docs while you're working. Simply hit Shift + T to create a new text document, Shift + S to create a spreadsheet, or Shift + C to create a new collection. Can't remember all those shortcuts? Just remember the question mark. Type ? when you're not in the search bar, and a window will appear showing all available shortcuts. These shortcuts will only be available if you're using the new interface. Keep an eye out for more changes to the new interface as it evolves, and make sure to tell us what you think about the new design in this brief feedback form so we can continue to improve your experience. Posted by: Ted Chen, Software Engineer URL: http://googledocs.blogspot.com/2011/08/try-out-new-look-and-keyboard-shortcuts.html   |
| [G] Highlights from this week's Google CPG Industry Newsletter Posted: 04 Aug 2011 06:45 PM PDT Official Google CPG Blog: Highlights from this week's Google CPG Industry NewsletterHere are the top highlights from this week's Google CPG industry newsletter. Happy Reading! WHAT'S HOT 1. Think Quarterly: At Google, we aim to help people and organizations navigate a world gone digital. That's why we created Think Quarterly. We don't want to review what's happened; we want to prepare you for what happens next. For each issue, we tap our homegrown visionaries, plus heads of industry, innovators and experts, to lend their insights and outlooks on the digital future. We hope it gives a view into what drives us as a company and inspires those of you who lead the way. We hope you find the content engaging and insightful. Included are insights from Dennis Woodside on his vision for our industry, as well as SVP of Advertising, Susan Wojcicki's Eight Principles for Innovation. Think Quarterly is very much an experiment, and like any other Google product we aim to iterate, so please let me know what you think. And if you like it, +1 it!
2. What Do You Love? Would you like to find out everything you can about the things you love in one place? Now you can. Check out What Do You Love? Type in something you love: monkeys, photography, or Merlot, whatever comes to mind. Enjoy. 3. New Tablet Targeting Options Now Available: You can find the new "Tablets with full browsers" targeting option under the Networks and devices section of the Settings tab within your AdWords account. Read more on the Inside AdWords blog here. 4. Google+ Project Update - Sparks: Remember when your Grandpa used to cut articles out of the paper and send them to you? That was nice. That's kind of what Sparks does: looks for videos and articles it thinks you'll like, so when you're free, there's always something to watch, read, and share. GOOGLE NEWS How brands can get started on Google+ "Android is Top Mobile Operating System in the U.S., Says Nielsen" (ReadWriteWeb, July 28): "Today Nielsen is reporting that Google's mobile operating system Android now has the largest smart phone operating system (OS) market share here in the U.S. The top three mobile OS's, according to this new data, are Android (39%), Apple's iOS (28%) and RIM (20%)." MOBILE UPDATE Brand marketers see a future in mobile  URL: http://google-cpg.blogspot.com/2011/08/highlights-from-this-weeks-google-cpg.html   |
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