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With the ability to use your mobile phone as a controller, Google TV will offer a whole new way to interact with your favorite shows, movies, and media. But that’s not all. Perhaps the most exciting detail is the fact that Google will open up the entire Google TV platform to 3rd party developers the same way they did for the Android operating system. Google sums up this great potential on their website… “the coolest thing about Google TV is that we don’t even know what the coolest thing about it will be…”

What does Google TV mean for small business owners? Well, first and foremost it means that the web will be permeating more and more people’s everyday lives like never before. Imagine sitting back on your couch and being able to watch whatever you want… whenever you want. View local cable or satellite television, stream videos from YouTube and other movie websites, perform voice search and navigate through the search results on screen without your clumsy keyboard or mouse. Find, watch and record anything you want at any time you want and connect with your favorite content in ways you’ve never done before. This is the vision Google has with Google TV and it’s poised to reshape the way we treat our most beloved living room devices… our televisions.

With the rise of Google TV, small business owners who utilize their websites for connecting with customers will have an entirely new way of connecting with them online. Google Adwords, which already lets you manage campaigns for text, banner, radio and tv ads will evolve to let you show targeted video ads to your customers in ways that were impossible until now.

Of all the trends that have taken place over the last 10 years, one thing has remained the same. Things always change. The web continues to become more useful and more ubiquitous and the tools we rely on are gradually getting better over time. For small business owners who rely on their websites to connect with customers Google TV is sure to offer new and excising ways to connect like never before.

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Quicksee creates the technology that can power new 3D video tour software that can be embedded into Google Maps. The resulting effect is similar to what you see in Google Street View but will enhance the experience to a 3D platform. The exciting new technology allows users to use a regular video camera along with the Quicksee software and transforms the video into 3D.

Google has yet to confirm the purchase of Quicksee and has not commented on what plans they have for integrating 3D technology in the future, but this purchase should be viewed as the first major step toward a new roll-out of 3D enhancements. This technology could potentially allow Google Maps to accept geo-tagged, 3D panoramas uploaded by consumers.

Critics have already expressed skepticism of the new 3D plans, especially when considering the current debate over privacy online, but rest assured that any foray into the 3D realm by a heavyweight like Google is sure to inject excitement into the developing 3D industry.

“Google Instant” builds upon the company’s autocompletion search technology by executing the top suggested query and returning results with each keystroke.

According to Google, people read about 10 times faster than they type, which means they can scan a results page while they type.

“You get to the right content much faster than before because you don’t have to finish typing your full search term, or even press search,” Google said in a blog post.

The idea is that seeing results as they type will help users to formulate a better search term by providing instant feedback.

“You can now adapt your search on the fly, until the results match exactly what you want,” said Google.

Google Instant will shave between two and five seconds off the average search, according to Google research, although it is not yet available for mobile devices.

The new approach to search is being rolled out to Google account holders and Google.com users in the coming weeks, but may require a browser update.

Google Instant will work only with Chrome v5 and v6, Firefox v3, Safari v5 for Mac or Internet Explorer v8.

The first countries to get Google Instant will be the US, UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and Russia.

Google plans to make Google Instant available worldwide in the months ahead, and for mobile devices a few months later.

In China, where search suggestions are blocked because they might point people to politically sensitive information, Google said the service is likely to be available through the company’s Hong Kong search site.