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* Application to help Android and iPhone owners add Google Talk to their mobile phones
* Supports all basic Google Talk features including audio/video chat, Voice Over IP and more.
* Also works with Jabber clients like Skype and Yahoo! Messenger to add Gtalk extensions to those clients.
* Supports basic Google Talk features like audio/video chat, voice chat, presence and more.
* Detects incoming calls and links to Google Talk
* Gtalk gadgets in all major Android applications
* Works with 3G and WiFi
* Supports all basic Google Talk features
* Allows you to choose from a variety of Gtalk themes, including retro and modern themes
* Automatically detects your Gtalk extensions
* Supports video embedding of up to 15MB
* No setup or configuration required for use with Google Talk gadgets
* Supports calls and SMS (text) messages from Google Talk
* You can also route calls to/from Gtalk into your mobile phone
* Use audio only to call Google Talk from PC using the cable connection
* Shortcut key features
* Tap to call
* Double tap to listen
* Triple tap to mute/unmute
Google Instant is a search feature that provides information right below your search text box, without the need to press "enter".
Download Google Instant, it's works like Google but the result is immediate:
* Search terms, images, videos and more are added just below the search box
* Information appears right below the search box, so you can click for more information
* The results appear instantly, without the need to wait for the page to load
* Results may change as you type, so it is ideal for users that perform searches multiple times
* Results always appear in the same order
* The results are displayed when the page is completely loaded and the user has no more activities on the page
* Simplifies the page navigation
* User experience is similar to Google web search
Google Instant was created by Chris Kuklinski and Aron Ruppenthal. Google Instant was released in February 2012. It should not to be confused with the Google Autocomplete feature, which shows you possible matches for your input as you type and inserts the first found suggestion into your search box.
Google Instant will be useful especially if you frequently perform the same search term.
Google Instant is a search feature that provides information right below your search text box, without the need to press "enter". This feature is available only in Google
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Gadgets are small applications that run inside your browser. They can
  be personal and fun, such as checking the weather or the stock
  quotes. Or they can be work focused, such as a to-do list that
  syncs with your Google Calendar.
A:
I'm not sure about the official app, but I use a tool called Google Talk Gadgets. I downloaded it from the Google gadget store as it is a very handy tool.
Q:
Is it possible to get the number of binaries that are currently built and built by default in make?
I have build system (make) in which I have many targets and sub-targets. I would like to group them based on the number of binaries that have actually been built (or at least tried to be built) and the number of built by default targets. I would like to see:
The target name
The file name of the built/built-by-default binary
The number of all binaries that were actually built/built-by-default
Is it possible to get this information in make?
A:
You can use $? to get the exit status of the last command executed. E.g.
BUILT:=$?
Once you get that, to compute the difference in built-by-default from non-built, you need to know the relation between these variables and the level of the rule:
Example:
foo.o: bar.o
        $(COMP) -o foo.o bar.o
bar.o: quux.o
        $(COMP) -o bar.o quux.o
foo.o foo_built.o:
        $(COMP) -o foo.o foo_built.o
quux.o: bar.o
        $(COMP) -o quux.o bar.o
By default, foo_built.o is created if foo.o was successfully built (and hence needs to have the quux.o rule executed), or it is created if foo.o was not successfully built.
The relation between quux.o and bar.o is a little bit different, and the relationship to built-by-default is somewhere in between:
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