Qoppa Software, which specializes in PDF tools, has updated PDF Studio (http://www.qoppa.com/psindex.html), a PDF editor, to version 6.2. The new version adds PDF review and edit functionality to Google Docs.
The software can now open, edit and save documents directly from and to Google Docs. Additionally, it provides an integrated Google Docs file manager to upload, download and share files or whole folder structures.
Read MoreAt the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Vic Gundotra, who leads Google’s mobile engineering, told journalists that all this talk of Apple and Google breaking up their relationship is unfounded, according to a Reuters” report (http://www.reuters.com/article/idCNLDE61E1CF20100215)
Read MoreWill Apple build its own search engine? Not likely, as the company is getting over US$100 million a year from Google in its revenue share deal, reports “BusinessWeek” (http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-getting-more-than-100-million-annually-from-google-for-the-iphone-2010-2) as Google is the default search engine in Safari.
Sure, that’s not a lot of money for Apple, “but it’s enough that it doesn’t make sense for Apple to put considerable resources towards building its own Internet search engine.” Of course, if Apple wanted more money or options, there’s Microsoft and Bing.
Read MoreGoogle has released a beta version of its Chrome browser for the Mac
(http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/12/google-chrome-for-holidays-mac-linux.html).
Google says it took “great care” to make Google Chorme a native
application for the Mac. For example, they integrated the Keychain
into Google Chrome for Mac, and incorporated Mac-style animations
when you open the Bookmarks bar.