Awesome Google Docs To Create Stunning Animation

Google Docs, a web-based document sharing tool. What you can do with that? Watch the awesome video below:

In the Google's Demo Slam video competitions, one video demonstrates the epic collaborative potential of Google Docs. This video created by three artists calling themselves Tu+, Namroc and Metcalf, the video shows the three-day process of creating "the most awesome 450 page presentation ever," as the animation is titled. From their three separate locations, each of the participants helps complete a stunning romp through Google Doc's lesser-known special features. The creators claim to have used "no animation software" and "no high-tech hardware," either. This stunner is "nothin' but Google Docs."

Watch the animation below, you will discover how brilliant they are:

VIDEO: Google Testing Automatic Self-Driving Car

Starting from last year, Google begin to test a automatic self-driving car or can say computer-driven car around California. So now, the video came out with all of these self-piloting Priuses.

As you can see in the video, the cars was piloted by artificial intelligence software hooked up to laser and radar sensors.


The NY Times saw one of these cars in action:

A Prius equipped with a variety of sensors and following a route programmed into the GPS navigation system nimbly accelerated in the entrance lane and merged into fast-moving traffic on Highway 101, the freeway through Silicon Valley.

It drove at the speed limit, which it knew because the limit for every road is included in its database, and left the freeway several exits later. The device atop the car produced a detailed map of the environment.

The car then drove in city traffic through Mountain View, stopping for lights and stop signs, as well as making announcements like "approaching a crosswalk" (to warn the human at the wheel) or "turn ahead" in a pleasant female voice.

So, in future, you will have an 'Auto-Pilot' button in your car.

Watch the video below:

Sony Ericsson + Android 3.0 = Playstation Smartphone?

It's about time to change, Sony Erricsson -- technical market giant has yet to even introduce an Android 2.0 device, now is working on something PSP Go-like smartphone. This is a good news for all the gaming fan as this might be the kind of phone you've waiting for. The device is described as cross between the Samsung Captivate and the PSP Go. As you can watch from the photo, this is probably the outcome of the phone. It makes perfect sense in a way -- Google gets a much-needed push into the gaming and entertainment space for Android, while Sony (via its partnership with Ericsson) finally delivers the PlayStation phone users have been wanting. We see it as a major win for both companies and the consumer.

News Source : engadget.com