On September 1, 2008 Google launched its open source web browser Google Chrome because at Google, they believed they “can add value for users and, at the same time, help drive innovation on the web”.On July 7, 2009 less than a year after, Google announced their new project – the Google Chrome Operating System – which according to its top officials, is just a “natural extension” of Google Chrome

Here's an invitation to "Take AIM at Climate Change" where "AIM" standing for:Adapt, Innovate, Mitigate. You can download the video or audio versions at TakeAIMatClimateChange.org to iPods or iPhones, and share with friends.+ FrenchCette video est une invitation en musique qui attire notre attention sur les changements climatiques. Dans les paroles, "AIM" est l’abréviation de Adapter (Adapt),

In my post Google and Africa, I appreciated how Google is working to bridge the digital divide in the continent, making it easier for many to have access to the internet. Guess what: Google SMS is now available in Africa, as it was recently launched in Uganda as a result of a partnership between MTN Uganda, the Grameen Foundation and Google. Are you based out of Uganda? Then then back, because

We all know Google is the best and most popular search engine on the web, and for a number of years has diversified its services and products, ranging from email (Gmail) to Maps, through photo sharing and storing (Picasa Web Albums), just to name a few.Nearly every Google service is web based, and considerably helps users make communication, business and life easier in general - well, that’s my

The historical event held on June 12 2009, when United Nations Chief Ban Ki-Moon visited JCI Headquarters in St. Louis. While in the State of Missouri, Mr. Ban also met with the Governor of Missouri, Senators and Congressmen, and delivered a speech at St. Louis University on "Solving the World's Food and Security Problems".I don’t have a detailed picture of how the staff at JCI headquarters felt

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), an international association with the mission to develop open standards for the web, invited the general public on May 26, 2009 to the launch of its Senegal Office at eLearning Africa 2009 in Dakar.View Larger MapW3C's new office in Senegal is the first in West Africa, the 17th facility worldwide and is part of the Digital World Forum project. The office will

Half a year is gone! It would have definitely happened because the hands of time don't stop nor do they turn from right to left...We're in June, and it's the second semester of the year 2009. This moment could be a good time to appreciate the level of achievement of the goals assigned at its beginning, well known as "new year resolutions".I don't know about you but regarding me, it's satisfactory

The 2009 JCI Africa & Middle East Conference took place in Yamoussoukro from May 20 through 30, but ahead of it took place pre-conference events, the most remarkable being the JCI Africa & Middle East Leadership Academy, which aims at empowering tomorrow’s leaders. I’d like to lay emphasis on leaders and not “JCI Leaders” because, what was brought out there through group activities, and exchange

The 2009 JCI Africa & Middle East Conference took place in Yamoussoukro from May 20 through 23, but ahead of it took place pre-conference events, the most remarkable being the JCI Africa & Middle East Leadership Academy, which aims at empowering tomorrow’s leaders. I’d like to lay emphasis on leaders and not “JCI Leaders” because, what was brought out there through group activities, and exchange

As I said in a previous post, I’ll be blogging from Yamoussoukro the capital of Cote d’Ivoire, the world’s leading cocoa beans producer. Did you know that more than 1/3 of global cocoa comes from here? Any way, thanks to the internet, it possible to know much more about this country.In the word "Internet" I clearly identify the concept of "Information" and it happens that today is World