Google Calendar Sync now supports Outlook 2010. Currently only 32-bit is supported.  Look for the 64- bit version to soon follow.

Original post at the Official Gmail blog is here >

If there’s one entertainment device that everyone knows and loves, it’s the television. With the average American spending five hours + per day watching their television, it’s no wonder Google wants some of that action.

Together with Sony and Intel, Google are bringing to life the Google TV platform which will give viewers an internet interface via Google Chrome whilst watching tv content.    In an announcement last Thursday at Google I/O, Google challenged web developers to start coming up with the next great web and Android apps designed specifically for the TV experience.  

Click here to read more at the Official Google Blog.

For shared announcements, cool uses and product tips for Google products on mobile platforms, behind-the-scenes musings from Googlers and general goings-on in the mobile world, Simply go to twitter.com/googlemobile.

Google Mobile also now has a Fan Page on Facebook. On this page, you have the freedom to contribute just about anything you want - submit photos and videos, post suggestions and comments on our wall, and strike up discussions with other fans of Google Mobile.

Prior to Thursday, April 15, 2010, if you wanted to attach an image to your Gmail message you had to click “Attach a file,” find the photos, click them, etc…

Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox 3.6 users can now just drag and drop the files to attach them — easy as pie.

The original blog entry can be viewed at: gmailblog.blogspot.com

In November, Google launched site templates for Google Sites, making it easier for Google Apps users to create their own website.

This week the Google Docs blog is highlighting some templates for Google Sites created by SADA Systems and Over the Top Marketing.

Take a look at the original blog entry at googledocs.blogspot.com.

Google has joined the Cloud Security Alliance, a non-profit organization of experts focused on best practices and education efforts around the security of cloud computing.

View the original post on the Google Enterprise blog.

Google launched Google Buzz today. It’s a new way to start conversations, share updates, photos, videos and more.  It’s built right into Gmail, so there’s nothing to set up if you have a gmail account.

View Google’s original posts here and here.

The Google Enterprise blog had a great post last Friday that I’d like to share.

With the advances in Web technology over recent years, content on the Internet has evolved from simple text to heavily interactive applications.  If you’re still running an older browser, it most likely won’t be able to diplay many of the latest content features effectively.  

Upgrade your browser with one of the following links to the most popular browsers available if you have’nt done so already.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0+

Mozilla Firefox 3.0+

Google Chrome 4.0+

Safari 3.0+

You can read the original post at Google Enterprise Blog on this topic here: http://googleenterprise.blogspot.com/2010/01/modern-browsers-for-modern-applications.html

Download and print your own Christmas Cards from Gmail here.  The Free Cards Google were offering are now gone but you can still download a PDF and print your own from home.

Visit the Official Gmail blog for more information.

Flying over holidays?  Virgin America will provide Free Wifi on flights November 10th, 2009 thru January 15th, 2010.

Additional information at Official Google Blog

Virgin America Destinations with Gogo