Earned an 8-bit version of Google Maps service

Today, Google announced the release of 8-bit mapping service Google Maps . The information was published in the official company blog.

"In the quest for new digital horizons, we suddenly realized that, perhaps, lost sight of the large number of users who still can not use the Google Maps service only because they use a classical hardware. Amazingly, the gaming platform Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) to the present day is not supported mapping service, despite its immense popularity. As is known, has sold over 60 million NES.

With Google Maps for 8-bit systems, you can do the same thing you do with the original service of Google Maps - search for attractions and sites of interest around the world. Enjoy the panoramic views along with the Street View feature 8-bit. Let your way be easy and safe. "

Google Maps is an 8-bit here .

Google introduced a revolutionary multi-tasking for Google Chrome [Video]

Google is the official blog has announced the launch of the new Google Chrome features to support multiple computing tasks. Multitasking in the browser for Windows and Mac lets you use multiple computer mice at the same time.

Thus, the user can simultaneously Google Chrome, for example, playing chess on the computer and watch a video or draw and to correspond with one another. "This is a revolution in the Browser: navigate using two mice," - said in a blog Google.

"Before the advent of the mouse by interaction with the main computer was entering a specific command, waiting for an answer machine and start a new team. Therefore, the possibility to coordinate the movement of the cursor on the screen with the movements of the hands was a revolutionary event that forever transformed the work on the computer.

However, during all these decades, the mice were not fully utilized. While with one hand, we worked with the mouse, the other was in no way involved. The result - a rate of exchange of information is constantly growing, and the possibility of using the mouse - no.

To solve exactly this problem in recent years the team worked Google Chrome. And today we are pleased to tell you about how to use your browser's capabilities with double efficiency. We are a new feature called Multi-tasking. "

Google Chrome now supports many computer mice, touchpads, styluses, joysticks and other pointing devices as you can connect to your computer. Imagine, now you and your friends can simultaneously view not one but dozens of Internet sites.