Days after releasing Google Vortex, a hyperdimensional transporter array that you can run on Windows 2000/XP (Linux version coming), the Mountain View juggernaut announced Glife – a 100% hosted pregnancy solution. This is Google’s latest attempt to overtake the surrogate mother market, after having failed months earlier with Google Sperm.

Glife will enable a mother to communicate with her fetus via Google Talk, project pictures through Picasa onto its embryonic cell, and purchase baby upgrades through Gbuy. Google will allow the mother to carry her child via a Google Secure Access, which will allow real-time two-way communications via the Google VPN.

Pregnant couples still using Yahoo! Baby and “Microsoft Windows Live Child Development Services Extended Edition Plus” will be given a seamless upgrade path during initial sign-on to the Glife service.

Source: Google
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