Premier Edition administrators can now add contacts that aren't employees of their own company to the contact list that each user can ac...
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Standalone contact manager available
Administrators of all editions can now allow users to access their contacts outside of Gmail with the new standalone contact manager. Premi...
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Gmail adds fast PDF attachment viewing right in the browser
Gmail now lets you view PDF attachments right in the browser if you prefer not to download the file to your computer. Editions included: Sta...
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Google Calendar adds 'undo', event reminder options and more
Google Calendar now supports several new features: – You can now undo the last change you made to your schedule. – You can now disable remin...
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New Resources for Developers
We're back in action after a Thanksgiving break filled with turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie. Now it's the holiday season (at least...
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Touch Mode
Designing and developing user interfaces for Android is very different from doing so in a regular desktop environment. Because Android runs ...
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Behind the apps: Amazed
This week's developer video features Jason Tomlinson of Hands-On Mobile . He wrote Amazed, an application open sourced in the apps-for-...
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More Google Calendar features launched
Google Calendar now supports several new features: – Google Calendar recognizes the locations of your events and lets you view where events ...
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Contact sync for BlackBerry now available
BlackBerry users can now synchronize their BlackBerry's built-in address book with their Google Apps contacts. Two-way sync happens aut...
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"No logo" default option available for Google Sites
Google Apps administrators can now specify that all new user-created Google Sites will not display a logo at the top of each page. Editions ...
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Google Calendar now available in Hebrew and Arabic
Google Calendar users can now access their accounts in Hebrew and Arabic, including a complete right-to-left user interface. Editions impact...
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Browser-based voice and video chat available in Gmail
You can now have voice and video chats with your contacts for free within your browser's Gmail window. Editions impacted: Standard, Pre...
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Behind the apps: Amazon and imeem
Last week we introduced a couple Android developers who shared how they built their Android apps and gave their insight into Android app de...
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Google Analytics for Google Apps
Google Apps administrators can now link their Google Analytics accounts to Google Apps, providing administrators with usage data for Google ...
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New capabilities for the Google Docs API
The Google Docs API is now capable of updating the actual content of documents, sharing documents, and moving documents into and out of fold...
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OAuth for APIs available with Premier and Education Editions
Premier and Education Edition administrators can now use OAuth authentication to access GData feeds for users on their domains. Using OAuth,...
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SLAs available for Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Sites and Google Talk
Google Apps Premier Edition now includes a 99.9% uptime guarantee for Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Sites and Google Talk. Edi...
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New Google Calendar features launched
Google Calendar now supports several new features: – When scheduling appointments, you can now automatically find the next available time th...
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The stories behind the apps
As we mentioned yesterday , the Android Market is now open for developers to upload their applications. I'm pretty excited because Mar...
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Google Labs applications now available
Organizations using Google Apps can now start using Google Labs applications. The first three new apps are: Google Moderator – Manage Q...
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Gmail for mobile adds features and support for 40 interface languages
Users of J2ME-supported and BlackBerry phones can now check email across multiple accounts (including both Gmail and Google Apps email accou...
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Google Sites now supports 38 languages
Google Sites has always supported user content in any language, but the interface itself has been English-only. With this release, the appl...
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Google Sites adds new preferences and interface improvements
Google Sites now includes the following enhancements: – New user preferences for interface language, change notification options, time zone ...
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Android Market: Now available for users
Last month I outlined some details around Android Market. Today, Android Market launched for users to download applications along with the ...
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New Android Maps API Terms of Service and Key Enforcement
When we released the 0.9_r1 beta SDK, we mentioned that the Maps API included with Android would soon require an API key to function corre...
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Improved contact manager features in Gmail
Gmail now automatically adds people that you corresponded with to 'Suggested Contacts'. You can move people you correspond with reg...
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Android is now Open Source
Over the past year, we announced Android , released several SDKs (eventually resulting in the 1.0 SDK ), gave out the first half of the $10,...
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Google Spreadsheets adds full-screen mode (Ctrl+Shift+F)
Google Spreadsheets now lets you view more of your work on-screen. Ctrl+Shift+F toggles between three modes: hide header, hide header and t...
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Streamlined user interface launched for Google Spreadsheets
Google Spreadsheets now uses a simplified toolbar that makes it easier to find the most commonly used formatting tools. Spreadsheet feature...
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New Google Calendar features for the iPhone
Google Calendar users in the US can now add new events, invite attendees, and see daily and monthly views of their agendas from the iPhone. ...
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Announcing the Android 1.0 SDK, release 1
About this time last year, my colleagues and I were preparing for the first of the "early look" SDK releases. I remember being a l...
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Using WebViews
I've written a small application called WebViewDemo that shows how you can add web content to your application. You can find it in the ...
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Divide and Conquer
Years ago I was addicted to a simple game that I played on my then state-of-the-art Pentium-75. In this game, balls would bounce around, an...
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Three new Samples: Triangle, SpriteText and Downloader
I've posted three new open source samples to the apps-for-android project: Triangle, SpriteText and Downloader. The first two samples, ...
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Google Docs adds web-powered lookup functions and table of contents feature
Google Docs now helps you quickly find dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia matches, plus webpage and image search results for words or phras...
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Google Video for secure private video sharing available in Education Edition
Schools using Education Edition can now share videos privately and securely among faculty and staff with Google Video. Videos can be uploade...
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New Gmail code base available to IE6 users
Users of Internet Explorer 6 can now access significant Gmail performance improvements as well as new features like colored labels, group ch...
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Android Photostream
I'm pleased to announce that a new open source sample application—called Photostream —has been added to the apps-for-android project. P...
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Premier Edition now includes Google Video for secure, private video sharing
Companies using Premier Edition can now share videos privately and securely among employees with Google Video at no additional cost. Videos...
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Flexible event reminders and calendar exporting added to Google Calendar
You can now set custom event reminders, including multiple reminders for a single event. Reminders can be delivered over email, SMS or with...
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Presenting the Winners of the Android Developer Challenge I
Since we started the first Android Developer Challenge late last year, we all have been eager to see who the winners of $275,000 and $100,00...
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Android Market: a user-driven content distribution system
When we talk to developers, a common topic is the challenge of getting applications in the hands of users. That's why today I'm hap...
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Some information on APIs removed in the Android 0.9 SDK beta
Earlier this week, we released a beta of the Android SDK. In the accompanying post, I mentioned that we had to remove some APIs from the pl...
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Announcing a beta release of the Android SDK
I'm pretty happy today, for two reasons. First, I'm happy because I get to let everyone know that we're releasing a beta SDK. ...
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Google Calendar interface improvements available
It's now easier to manage multiple calendars in Google Calendar. Calendars that you manage and other calendars that you don't manag...
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Google Docs makes it easier to set up and share a new form
Google Docs users can now select 'Form' from the 'New' item menu to customize and send an interactive form. Form submission...
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Gmail supports easier access to contacts when composing a message
When composing a message in Gmail, users can now just click the 'To:' link to access Gmail's contact list. Before, the Gmail co...
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SSL enforcement available as an administrative setting
Premier Edition administrators can now ensure that users access Gmail, Google Talk, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Sites with HTTPS...
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