Showing posts with label google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google. Show all posts

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Really great website.

I was at a friend's house today and met his brother. He has a website called http://sharlowtech.webs.com/ that is really, really cool. He is a programmer and makes some excellent games he has developed. He is currently working on a project to allow people to make their own games and is remaking Doom 2.

Friday, February 19, 2010

Google News

I just went on to Google News and saw there was a new layout. I looks like something I could get used to, but the problem is it doesn't organize the news into sections like the old format, which is still used for other countries and languages. If I want to view all of the articles for a particular subject, I can't do that on this new format.

I think they should keep this new format for when people want all of the most important articles from all subjects, but have a "Classic view" link at the top so we can go back to the old format which is similar to a newspaper organizing articles into different sections. Keep it, but don't scrap the old.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Music editor on Google

Google has a word editor, spreadsheet editor, presentation, and a form editor. Google should put on an editor on Google Docs that allows musicians to write music as they would on Sibelius. This can't be copyrighted because there are many score editors. This would make it really convenient to musicians so they can access their music anywhere in the world. Also, look at my first post labeled Google to see another idea for music.

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

42 on Blogspot.

On Google, 42 has only 1,990,000,000 at the writing of this post compared to 41's 2,020,000,000. Why? 42 is the answer. Only bloggers have the power to change this, and if Randall Munroe of xkcd is reading this, you can reach a much wider audience, it is in your power to change this.
Number
Results on Google
1
17,750,000,000
2
14,340,000,000
3
12,370,000,000
4
10,780,000,000
5
10,400,000,000
6
8,670,000,000
7
8,010,000,000
8
7,740,000,000
9
10,500,000,000
10
10,700,000,000
11
8,520,000,000
12
8,850,000,000
13
6,390,000,000
14
6,420,000,000
15
6,960,000,000
16
6,330,000,000
17
6,030,000,000
18
6,190,000,000
19
5,790,000,000
20
7,230,000,000
21
5,670,000,000
22
5,770,000,000
23
5,420,000,000
24
5,430,000,000
25
5,450,000,000
26
4,730,000,000
27
4,650,000,000
28
4,790,000,000
29
4,550,000,000
30
6,330,000,000
31
4,070,000,000
32
2,430,000,000
33
2,320,000,000
34
2,280,000,000
35
2,500,000,000
36
2,250,000,000
37
2,070,000,000
38
2,100,000,000
39
2,060,000,000
40
3,060,000,000
41
2,020,000,000
42
1,990,000,000
43
1,940,000,000
44
1,980,000,000
45
2,360,000,000
46
1,880,000,000
47
1,820,000,000
48
1,970,000,000
49
1,920,000,000
50
3,610,000,000
60
1,870,000,000
70
1,380,000,000
80
1,530,000,000
90
1,430,000,000
100
3,040,000,000,000

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Another suggestion for Google.

I was going into my Google Books account and while looking at the 41 books I have added, I thought that I would like to organize them into categories. Hint hint, wink wink.

Monday, October 12, 2009

A new search engine idea for Google.

I play music, and have music running through my head all the time. One annoying thing with this is that I often will not know the name of the piece that is running through my head.

An idea I had today is for a search engine for music. You type a few measures of the music on a keyboard on the screen with your mouse and then search. It goes through music files and finds similar music by the different partials in the music. This could be done easily with classical music by having the sheet music on the database and finding the different tunes.

I unfortunately don't have the knowledge necessary to make such an engine at the moment, but I know Google could do this perfectly. I do NOT copyright this idea.