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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Port your existing mobile number to Google Voice

(Cross-posted from the Google Voice Blog)

867-5309 could be one of the most iconic phone numbers of all time, but it’s not the only number that a lot of us remember by heart. Many of us have a phone number that we've shared with family, friends, and contacts over the years and are reluctant to let go.

One of the most frequent requests we hear from people who use (or want to use) Google Voice is that they’d like to get all of Google Voice’s features without having to give up their long-time phone numbers.

Today, we’re excited to announce that Number Porting is available for all existing Google Voice users. This means you can make the mobile number you’ve always used your Google Voice number, so it can ring any phone you want—or even your computer.



To get started with Number Porting, log in to your Google Voice account, visit the Settings page and click on “Change / Port” next to your Google Voice number.



Porting your number to Google Voice costs $20 and is usually completed within 24 hours. You may incur additional charges, including early termination fees, from your wireless carrier. Contact your carrier to get more details about the charges applicable to you.

After porting your number to Google Voice your mobile service plan will be cancelled, and there are a couple of steps that you’ll have to take to continue making and receiving calls on your mobile device. For more detailed instructions on how Number Porting works and to find tips for making the process as smooth as possible, visit the Google Voice Help Center.

Number Porting is currently available for existing Google Voice users and will become available to new users within the next few weeks, and at this time, Google Voice is available in the U.S. only



Update (1:15PM): Included more details about the porting process.

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Weather on your mobile phone, now with added fun

We’d been wanting to build a fun, useful, app-like way to display weather information on our search results pages in the mobile browser. So we pulled together a user experience designer and team of engineers and built a new weather search results snippet that lets you actually play with the results. To try it out, just go to google.com on your iPhone or Android-powered device and search for ‘weather’.

At first glance, you’ll see content that we’d previously shown you before: current conditions and a forecast for the next few days. But by moving the slider over the next 12 hours, you can now see a detailed hour-by-hour breakdown of the changing weather conditions. As you do this, keep an eye on the temperature, wind speed and humidity and see how all these conditions are expected to trend across the day. You may also notice that the background color changes throughout the day. Of course, as you scroll further down you’ll see our regular web search results for your query.

This new weather search experience is available only in English, but we have more updates on the way. We hope you’ll enjoy using it!

Cloud printing on the go

(Cross-posted on the Docs Blog and Gmail Blog.)

Back in April 2010 we announced Google Cloud Print, a service that in Beta allows printing from any app on any device, OS or browser without the need to install any software. Just last month we opened Google Cloud Print to users in the Chrome notebook pilot program. Today we are very pleased to announce the beta launch of Google Cloud Print for mobile documents and Gmail for mobile, which we will be rolling out to users throughout the next few days.

Imagine printing an important document from your smartphone on the way to work and finding the printout waiting for you when you walk in the door. Just open a document in Google Docs or an email in Gmail in your mobile browser and choose “Print” from the dropdown menu in the top right corner. You can also print certain kinds of email attachments (such as .pdf or .doc) by clicking the “Print” link that appears next to them.


This feature will be rolling out today and tomorrow for English speaking users in the US and will work on most phones that support HTML5, such as devices running Android 2.1+ and iOS 3+. To get started, you’ll need to connect your printer to Google Cloud Print. This step requires a Windows PC for now, but Linux and Mac support are coming soon. You can learn more at the Google Cloud Print help center.


Happy printing!

Monday, January 24, 2011

Angela Martini – Miss Albania Universe 2010

Angela Martini
Albania has never won Miss Universe title since its arrival in 2002. Albania’s first representative in the Miss Universe pageant, Anisa Kospiri, made it to the top ten semi-finalists and last year Miss Albania 2009 Hasna Xhukici made it to the top 15 semi-finalists.


This year, Miss Albania 2010 Anxhela Martini has a better chance of winning the 2010 Miss Universe title. Anxhela or known as “Angela” in U.S. is a professional model who grew up from one of the oldest and most historic towns in Albania – Shkodra and now resides in New York.

She won the Miss Albania 2010 title last July 10, 2010 in a Night Club in Durres.The 24-year old model has achieved considerable success in the world of American fashion. She has signed and presented by one of the best agencies in the modeling world “Elite Model Company” in New York.

She appeared in several GUESS lingerie ad campaigns, JC Penney catalogs, and GMC in Sports Illustrated magazine.

She has also worked for Dolce Gabbana (D&G), Versace and Gucci.

Even though she was busy with her work in and outside the U.S., Anxhela never forgets to call her mother, Nexhi Ibrahim Nussbaumer.

She loves her mom so much. She said that her mother has the biggest heart of anyone in the world.




References:
http://beautybodybrain.com/anxhela-martini-2010-miss-albania-universe-2010/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angela_Martini
http://www.thanhnien.com.vn//News/Pages/201101/20110101113126.aspx

Lan Huong, Quang Thinh to compete at Asian Model Competition

Model Lan Huong
Two Vietnamese models, Lan Huong and Quang Thinh,  will leave Vietnam for South Korea on January 19 to join the 6th Asian Model Festival in Seoul.



Model Lan Huong
Lan Huong said she was very surprised to be invited to the festival by the Hanayome group. Since Huong won the fourth runner-up title at the World Model 2009 competition, she has not attended any competitions.



Lan Huong, 21, 1.75m, 85-58-94, entered the top five of the World Model 2009. Quang Thinh, 1.85m, 101-79-100, has won many prizes at model competitions in Vietnam. He was the favorite contestant of the Manhunt 2008 competition in South Korea.

Both of them are models of the Venus Company.

Model Quang Thinh
The 6th Asian Model Festival will take place on January 21 in Seoul, with the participation of models from 16 Asian countries.

This is an annual event of the Korean Model Association. Last year models Anh Thu and Duc Tien represented Vietnam at this event.

References:
http://english.vietnamnet.vn/en/arts-entertainment/4012/lan-huong--quang-thinh-to-compete-at-asian-model-competition.html
http://www.dtinews.vn/news/sports-_-entertainment/vietnamese-models-to-participate-in-asia-model-festival-in-seoul_7152.html

Rozanna Purcell, Miss Universe 2010 finalist on Cover of Dubliner Magazine

Check out the latest photos of Rozanna Purcell, Miss Universe 2010 fourth runner-up on the Cover of the Dubliner Magazine.



Rozanna Purcell, Miss Universe 2010 fourth runner-up on the Cover of the Dubliner Magazine.




Photo Credit: the Dubliner Magazine
Reference: worldshowbiz.info