Key Official Google Blog Posts: February 3, 2010

• A proposal to extend the DNS protocol.
• African NGOs are now on the map!
• Android at Mobile World Congress.
• Android at the 2010 Game Developers Conference.
• Android Developer Labs World Tour.
• Announcing G-Nigeria Day 2010.
• Announcing Google's Focused Research Awards.
• App Engine at a Conference Near You this Winter!
• Bringing Project CARE to veterans in Washington, D.C.
• Calling All SaaS ISVs: Don't forget to sign up for Google I/O!
• Celebrating Data Privacy Day.
• Change the way you see your site with Browser Size.
• Citizentube @ Davos: Your questions at the Al Arabiya Debate.
• Citizentube in Switzerland: Social Media Panel @ Davos.
• Cloud computing in the President's 2011 budget.
• Doodle 4 Google — Tell us what you would do if you could do anything...
• Enterprise developers: See you at Google I/O!
• FCC broadband plan to call for access to real-time energy info.
• Finance clean energy, Mr. President.
• Forum di Assistenza Google: il primo Summit italiano.
• Free e-commerce catalogs managed with Google Docs.
• Google Analytics hovoria už aj po slovensky.
• Google Apps adds enterprise admin policies for iPhone, Nokia, and Windows Mobile devices.
• Google Apps highlights – 1/22/2010.
• Google Cluster Data.
• Google D.C. Talk Feb. 8 - Democracy Online: Can the Internet Bring Change?
• Google Docs guy talks cloud computing at Brookings.
• Google NSBE Conference Travel Scholarship.
• Google's Privacy Principles.
• Helping computers understand language.
• Hey FCC, keep the Internet open -- and awesome!
• How much power do you use in the middle of the night?
• How search can add real ROI to eCommerce websites.
• Launched: Google Apps Script for Google Apps Standard Edition.
• Linux.conf.au: We're in Wellington!
• Love for LuaJIT.
• Meraki Wins PC Magazine’s Editor’s Choice Award.
• Migrating 6,000 users in 40+ countries from Lotus Notes/Domino to Google Apps.
• MomDotCom Webinar.
• Our common ground on the open Internet.
• Project: Report 2010 – Sharing Your Stories With the World.
• Research Areas of Interest:  Building scalable, robust cluster applications.