Tag: Google
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12 literary places book lovers have to visit in a lifetime
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Most beautiful literary places: libraries, book sculptures, bookshops, book fountains, and more. With addresses and Google Street View.
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How to enable Reader Mode in Chrome for Mac
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Google has just added to Chrome a long-expected feature that enables you to strip web pages from all distracting elements. It’s still an experimental feature, and you have to enable it manually.
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8 popular audiobook bestseller lists to follow
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Explore the most popular audiobook bestseller lists: the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, Audible, Google Play, Scribd, Nook, and Kobo.
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Amazon Echo vs. Google Home – which smart speaker is better? (infographic)
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Amazon Echo and Google Home voice assistants compared. Music and audiobook playback, smart home features, voice management, shopping experience, and productivity. Which device wins your heart?
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Google brings audiobooks to Android, iOS, Google Home, and online
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Audiobooks from Google Play Store can be played without subscription on Android and iOS devices, as well as online by users from 45 countries, in 9 languages (English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Russian, Korean, and Japanese).
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Library ebooks are now showing up in Google search in the US
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If you search for a book on Google, you may see now whether its digital version is available in a public library near you. Google has made on Twitter a little announcement book lovers in the US should be excited about. See also: [ef-archive number=2 tag=”lists” ] From now on, you can quickly check out…
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What do we think about ebooks (infographic)
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Google web search can bring interesting information about what internet users think about electronic books.
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Use Google Keep to collect and digitize quotes from print books
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In this short post you’ll learn how to grab text from print books and make it editable using a free Google Keep app.
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Exciting: explore popular books on Google Maps Book Mash-up
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Google Maps Book Mash-up matches popular books with the locations they are set in. This is one of the most exciting ways to explore new books to read. Rather than following a favorite author or genre, you can start from your favorite location. Google Maps Book Mash-up was created by Lovereading.co.uk, a site focused on finding new ways of…
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10 Google search tips for book lovers
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This post lists most useful Google search techniques to let you discover books and book related items quicker and more effectively.
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Now Google web search lets you find the nearest library
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More and more features, specific to Google Now (and mobile Google in general), can be found in the desktop Google search as well. When you type the word “library” in Google web search, the first thing to come is a little widget asking “Looking for local results for library?”. You can type your city or…
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Google Nexus 7 official case – review
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A detailed review of the Google Nexus 7 official case. A variant reviewed: Gray/Red. Total rating: 4.3/5