Official Google Australia Blog: tháng 11 2016

Opening the doors to The Digital Garage in Western Sydney

Thứ Hai, 28 tháng 11, 2016

The Digital GarageThe Digital Garage

DeloitteGreenery ImportsGoogle PartnerClixpert

Sydney Business Chamber

onlinePosted by John Ball, Head of Google Marketing Solutions Australia

Introducing Chromecast Ultra: The Fastest Chromecast Yet

Thứ Năm, 24 tháng 11, 2016

Chromecast Ultra

Chromecast UltraJB HiFiHarvey NormanOfficeworksGoogle StorePosted by Mickey Kim, Director of Product Planning and Partnerships, APAC

Now your photos look better than ever, even those dusty old prints

Thứ Tư, 16 tháng 11, 2016

Photos from the past, meet scanner from the future

Google Photos is a home for all your photos and videos, but what about those old prints that are some of your most treasured memories? Such as photos of grandma when she was young, your childhood pet, and that hairstyle you wish you could forget.
We all have those old albums and boxes of photos, but we don’t take the time to digitize them because it’s just too hard to get it right. We don’t want to mail away our original copy, buying a scanner is costly and time consuming, and if you try to take a photo of a photo, you end up with crooked edges and glare.
We knew there had to be a better way, so we’re introducing PhotoScan, a brand new, standalone app from Google Photos that easily scans just about any photo, free, from anywhere. Get it today for Android and iOS.

PhotoScan gets you great looking digital copies in seconds - it detects edges, straightens the image, rotates it to the correct orientation, and removes glare. Scanned photos can be saved in one tap to Google Photos to be organized, searchable, shared, and safely backed up at high quality -- for free.
See how the PhotoScan technology works behind the scenes by watching this video from our friends Nat & Lo.

Pro edits, no pro needed

After all that time in the attic, your photos might need a few polishes. Or you might even want to edit that selfie from this morning. Getting the right look can take a lot of time and with so many editing tools it’s tough to know where to begin.
Today we’re rolling out three easy ways to get great looking photos in Google Photos: a new and improved auto enhance, unique new looks, and advanced editing tools. Open a photo and then tap the pencil icon to start editing. First, for auto enhance, just select Auto, and see instant enhancements a pro editor might make - like balancing exposure and saturation to bring out the details.
Second, our 12 new looks take style to the next level. These unique looks make edits based on the individual photo and its brightness, darkness, warmth, or saturation, before applying the style. All looks use machine intelligence to complement the content of your photo, and choosing one is just a matter of taste.

Third, our advanced editing controls for Light and Color allow you to fine tune your photos, including highlights, shadows, and warmth. Deep Blue is particularly good for images of sea and sky where the color blue is the focal point.

The Google Photos app with the new photo editor will begin rolling out today across Android, iOS and the web. Just in time for your next set of holiday memories. Posted by Jingyu Cui, Software Engineer, Google Photos Team

Introducing the new Google Play Music

Thứ Ba, 15 tháng 11, 2016

Whether reminding you to leave to catch your flight, helping you find pictures of your daughter’s recital, or suggesting the right Smart Reply, Google builds tools that help you make the world of information more accessible and useful. And at Google Play Music, we strive for the same.
Building on our commitment to help you find the right music for any moment, today we’re introducing the new Google Play Music — a fresh take on our music streaming service that is smarter, easier to use, and much more assistive.
To deliver that, Google Play Music uses machine learning to figure out what music you like and then mixes in signals like location, activity, and the weather along with hand-picked playlists to personalize music for wherever you are and whenever you want tunes. Starting this week on Android, iOS and the web, the new experience will roll out globally (62 countries, to be precise).
DON’T THINK TWICE, IT’S ALL RIGHT To provide even richer music recommendations based on Google’s understanding of your world, we’ve plugged into the contextual tools that power Google products. When you opt in, we’ll deliver personalized music based on where you are and why you are listening — relaxing at home, powering through at work, commuting, flying, exploring new cities, heading out on the town, and everything in between. Your workout music is front and center as you walk into the gym, a sunset soundtrack appears just as the sky goes pink, and tunes for focusing turn up at the library.

WHAT YOU WANT? BABY I GOT IT The new Google Play Music has a brand new home screen built just for you. Think of it as the ultimate personal DJ—one who listens not only to what you like, but also when you like it, so the music that you care about now is always at the top of your screen. Maybe that's your favorite new release on Friday, the dance party playlist you listen to after work, or more music from a new artist you've just fallen in love with. Regardless, it will be there waiting for you to press play. Powered by Google's machine learning systems and honed by our team of expert music curators, your experience will keep evolving (and improving) as we get to know you better.
PLEASE DON’T STOP THE MUSIC No connection? Lost in the desert? No problem. Well...except for the lost part (try Google Maps for that). When you subscribe, you’ll always be prepped with an offline playlist based on what you’ve listened to recently. As long as you remember to charge your phone, you’ll have your favorite tunes, even if you forgot to download them ahead of time.
From parks to airports to bars, whether you're walking, biking, or driving, the right music makes any moment better. With the new Google Play Music, we’re here to help with the perfect soundtrack for the things you do every day. After all, the only thing better than finding the perfect music is the perfect music finding you.
Posted by Elias Roman, Lead Product Manager, Google Play Music

Four Aussie YouTube Creators Skip Ahead

Thứ Sáu, 11 tháng 11, 2016

musical inspired by traffic jamszombie-fied version of NeighboursAustralian outback with borrowed carsSkip AheadScreen Australiadrum roll please

Brothers Theo and Nathan Saidden, AKA Superwog with their dysfunctional-family comedy;

Kitchen wizards Charli and Ashlee Kelly, who present one of YouTube’s most popular kids-only baking shows, Charli’s Crafty Kitchen;

Adelaide brothers Danny and Michael Philippou who are behind the live action videos on Racka Racka;

Science educator and communicator, Vanessa Hill who explores the human brain on BrainCraft.

Mighty Car ModsHow to Cook ThatAunty Donna Skip AheadPosted by Kristen Bowen, Head of Top Creators, YouTube Asia Pacific, recently watched Are You a Chronic Procrastinator?

Experience Daydream today

Thứ Sáu, 11 tháng 11, 2016

seeing a dinosaur come back to life,traveling to the farthest reaches of Plutosaving a runaway goat from dangerous trapsGoogle StoreJB Hi-Fi Fresh featured content front and centerDaydream appPixel and Pixel XL

Enjoy the best of Google in VRGoogle PhotosGoogle Play MoviesGoogle Street View

Youtube VR AppYouTube VR

Google Arts & CultureMetropolitan Museum of Art,RMN-Grand Palaisone of the first oil paintings of Sydney

Explore, watch and playmany other experiences available

appsgames
Posted by By Andrey Doronichev, Group Product Manager, VR

#ShareGood: Introducing YouTube Creators for Change in Australia

Thứ Sáu, 4 tháng 11, 2016

It Gets Better Projectannounced

Didgeridoo player Jeremy Donovan, who also sat on a panel session at the YouTube creators bootcamp.

YouTube Pop-up Space SydneyNatalie TranJake BleyPeople Against Violent Extremism

YouTube stars Natalie Tran and Jake Bley on a panel discussion with YouTube's Kristen Bowen.

Samantha Yorke, Public Policy and Government Relations Counsel, Australia and New Zealand, recently watched Superwog’s Uber vs Taxi

First ever YouTube Pop-up Space Sydney opens its doors at AFTRS

Thứ Tư, 2 tháng 11, 2016

Troye SivanAFTRS

Tom ThumWengieJayden RodriguesSketchShe

Creators for ChangeNatalie TranSuperwogyoutube.com/creatorsyoutube.com/spacePosted by Felicity McVay, Head of YouTube Content Partnerships, Australia and New Zealand, who recently watched Primitive Technology’s Spear Thrower.

A data platform to help the homeless

Thứ Ba, 1 tháng 11, 2016

InfoxchangeAsk IzzyREA GroupNews Corporation Australia

Google Australia & New Zealand managing director Jason Pellegrino, Infoxchange chief executive David Spriggs and Google.org director Jacquelline Fuller.

launched

Launching Ask Izzy in January, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Lucy Turnbull spoke with people who consulted on the design of Ask Izzy.

Google.orgpledged another $500,000

Australian Housing and Urban Research InstituteAlan Noble, director of engineering, Google Australia

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Opening the doors to The Digital Garage in Western Sydney

Introducing Chromecast Ultra: The Fastest Chromecast Yet

Now your photos look better than ever, even those dusty old prints

Introducing the new Google Play Music

Four Aussie YouTube Creators Skip Ahead

Experience Daydream today

#ShareGood: Introducing YouTube Creators for Change in Australia

First ever YouTube Pop-up Space Sydney opens its doors at AFTRS

A data platform to help the homeless

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