Alex Wiesen, developer of the Google
Voice service, divulged that Google Voice
is now providing the option to make cyber
calls with Hangouts.
The new functionality does not require a
Google+ account and allows users to make
calls using Hangouts directly from Google
Voice website.
The feature can be accessed by entering
the phone number then selecting Hangouts
from a drop-down menu labeled “Phone to
call with.” The website will then launch a
separate Hangouts window, allowing con-
versation to take place as normal.
John McAfee, the founder of the pioneer An-
ti-Virus software, unveiled his new website
for people to vent their anger.
McAfee said he set the complaints of ordi-
nary people for the site everything from cor-
ruption to poor consumer products.
The website is called BrownList and carries
the motto “It’s Payback Time”.
“It taps into anger in a positive way,” McAfee
said. “Instead of someone on the highway,
more and more angry and shooting, or yell
at your wife, you can log in to the site.” He
added.
BrownList provides a forum for people to file
complaints against specific users and pro-
posed ways to solve the problem. Proposals
voted on by site members decide what type
of reaction is likely to be the best.
Vent your anger on
BrownList website
“Google Voice”
gets Hangouts
integration
$668 million
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With IT research firm Frost and
Sullivan predicting the global cloud
market will reach more than $125
billion by the end of the year, the
GCC’s cloud computing market is
set to grow from $91.7 million last
year to $118.5 million by the end
of 2014, a growth of 29 percent.
As regional large and small com-
panies move to transfer physical
storage, backup, network, security
and management systems to the
virtual cloud, Frost and Sullivan
predict the Gulf’s cloud computing
market will post seven-fold growth
and expand at a CAGR of 32.8
per cent to reach $668.5 million by
2020.
GCC’s cloud
computing market
