Gadgetory

it's friday october twenty ninth I'm Natali del Conte and it's time to get loaded google is pulling the plug on goog 411 this was the voice powered directory assistance that let you find businesses in the US and Canada Google was using this to better learn speech to text but now the company says it wants to focus on its mobile search apps that also allows for voice searching goog 411 will shut down on November twelfth facebook launched something called friendship pages that lets you see the interaction between yourself and individual friends or between two friends for instance what are the posts from wall to wall the events responded to the photos with both people the pages are live but not accessible to everyone yet also I'm not sure this is a healthy way to stick your nose into other people's business if you're planning on getting a windows phone 7 you'll be able to read your kindle books on it amazon has announced that it will have a mobile kindle app for Windows Phone 7 that will let you read your books and sync your places across devices amazon already does have kindle apps for android blackberry and iphone twitter has also announced Windows Phone 7 client it has all the Twitter functions timeline suggested users lists etc it's available now and t-mobile's first 4g phone will hit shelves November 3rd that's next Wednesday the mytouch 4G uses hspa+ 14.4 networking which gives speeds of up to 7 megabits per second that's fast as fast as your home dsl in some cases the phone also has Wi-Fi video chat a front-facing 5 megapixel camera 720p video capture and a 1 gigahertz Snapdragon processor it costs 199 dollars after fifty dollar mail-in rebate and Flickr has gone open ID this means you'll be able to log in to Flickr with your online ID from other companies for starters this only works with Google so you can log in to Flickr with your google account surely facebook and other mail clients are close behind those are your headlines for today and that wraps up your week of getting loaded i'll see on monday have a great weekend I'm Natali del Conte for cnet.com you've just been loaded