Some Google Services Are Closed

In fact, some of which services purchased billions dollars.

Google re-announced closure of some of their services are not sold in the market.
In a posting on their official blog, Google's Senior Vice President, Alan Eustace, Google said that some services are closed is Google Aardvark, FastFlip, Sidewiki, Google Pack, Google Desktop, and more. 

"In the next few months we will close a number of products and combine them as one of the features of other products," said Alan Eustace, eWeek quoted from the site. 

This is part of the policy of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the new Google, Larry Page, who want to develop Google's core products are more focused, like a Google.com search, the field of mobile phones through Android, Chrome on the desktop, as well as YouTube for video. 

Previously, Google has also closed several other products, such as Google Health, power meters, and Google Labs products gradually. 

Here is a complete list of Google services that will be closed. 
 
- Aardvark
Is a question and answer service that Google purchased in February 2010. Unfortunately, these services do get applause not in the market. In fact, according to the Wall Street Journal, Google is buying these products worth U.S. $ 50 million or around Rp 427 billion last year. 

- Sidewiki
Annotation is a service that Allows users to leave notes and comments about the articles and web pages, Which they deem necessary. Because lonely users, this service will be discontinued. 

- FastFlip 
This is an application that makes the reader looking for a news page in Google News. Google said the service will be used in other products. 

- Google Notebook
Allows users to this product to add a URL link from the web with a note that they type into documents that have been published on the internet. Services that emerge from two years ago it was frozen its development, and users can move all their data notebooks to Google Docs. 

- Google Desktop
This is Google's software downloads that allow users to search text, email, computer files, music, photos, results, chats, and webpages you've visited, and others. This service will not be extended that Google plans to move all data and user files in the cloud. 

- Google Pack
Is a place that accommodates a variety of Google applications as well as free downloads from other Google partners. 

- Google Maps API for Flash
This service was launched to Provider for ActionScript developers can integrate their applications with Google Maps. Because less popular, Google is now more focused on the JavaScript Maps API cling third But Google plans to close Provide support for consumers who use these APIs from Google Maps API Premier. 

- Google Web Security
Features in the Google Web Security is a lot that is added to other Google products, such as the Safe Browsing in Chrome. Google plans to close Provide support for consumer Web Security. 

- Image Labeler
A game to help people to explore and label the pictures on the web. 

- Subscribed Links
This Service Allows developers to make the search more specific than a normal search. This product will only be available until September 15

Nokia Siemens Networks Strengthens Position in India

India became one of the world's largest telecoms market. This is because the number of GSM users is very large. Market deployment of 3G and TD-LTE grew quite rapidly there. As a result, the need for a robust telecommunications infrastructure.

To meet this requirement, the largest international manufacturer of telecommunications infrastructure in India, Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) to expand manufacturing facilities Chennai (Oragadam) from 35.000m2 be 55.000m2, and increasing the number of product lines to 33.

This expansion also opens opportunities for companies to produce and distribute products and LTE Multi radio new ones, such as 3G and LTE base stations and radio Flyspecked.

"This expansion will strengthen India's position as one of our production centers in Asia Pacific," said Ashish Chowdhary (Head of the East India and Customer Operations, Nokia Siemens Networks).

Since the facility opened in 2008, NSN has invested $ 70 million (50 million Euros) in the Chennai facility and has held more than 860 thousand units to date. The facility also plays an important role in supporting Indian operators to roll out 3G networks quickly and make the NSN into infrastructure vendors and leading international 3G mobile services in India with market share of around 30 percent.

Currently, Nokia Siemens Networks also continues to invest in Global Network Solutions Center (GNSC) in Chennai, which now support 10 times the number of customers on behalf of operators around the world than in 2007 when it first launched GNSC.