Monday, January 09, 2006
CES Follow-up & Google Pack
The much awaited Consumer Electronic Show is over, and I guess what really turned out from that. Following the details through media/internet actually does not get the real picture on everything that’s been displayed, as only the major players or big events ( Microsoft, Yahoo, Google) were mainly covered and rest went unnoticed (at least in media).
Google Introduced Google Pack, the idea is really good. I also went through the same issues on installing stuffs when I got a new PC and Laptop; you need to install different stuffs to get your machine to work to your satisfaction.
But I also required the following,
Hotmail, Yahoo & Google Instant Messengers
QuickTime Player
Codec
Windows Power Toy Calculator
Macromedia Flash Player
Shock Player
Java- Latest
Real VNC
Cygwin
Roxio Easy CD DVD Creator
Still Google Pack is good considering nobody else thought about it, Google has the habit of thinking out-of-box, I wish they will make more additions to the pack.
Google Introduced Google Pack, the idea is really good. I also went through the same issues on installing stuffs when I got a new PC and Laptop; you need to install different stuffs to get your machine to work to your satisfaction.
But I also required the following,
Hotmail, Yahoo & Google Instant Messengers
QuickTime Player
Codec
Windows Power Toy Calculator
Macromedia Flash Player
Shock Player
Java- Latest
Real VNC
Cygwin
Roxio Easy CD DVD Creator
Still Google Pack is good considering nobody else thought about it, Google has the habit of thinking out-of-box, I wish they will make more additions to the pack.