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Google Nexus is running on the latest version of Google’s operating system, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The interface is basically the same as earlier versions of Jelly Bean, but it brings new features including settings shortcuts in the notifications bar, turn by turn GPS navigation, and various other tweaks. The most important change is to [...]

The Google X laboratory has invented some pretty cool stuff: refrigerators that can order groceries when food runs low, elevators that can perhaps reach outer space, self-driving cars. So it’s no surprise that their most recent design is the most advanced, highest functioning, most awesome invention ever… a computer that likes watching YouTube cats? Okay, [...]

Google has historically maintained a steady pace of acquiring small, privately held companies and, after a brief lull due to the recession, now expects to be making about one acquisition per month, mainly in lieu of hiring. In their first foray into the UK market Google has bought Plink, a small company which makes a [...]

The Pope is feeling a little left out as YouTube chugs on growing more and more popular, so the Vatican have decided to join in on all the fun.  The Vatican is expected to announce today that they have indeed made a deal with Google to create a channel on YouTube devoted to the Pope. [...]

Why not start 2009 off with a brand new, helpful software to slap onto your Mac.  Well that’s what Google is hoping you will be doing today as they have launched a Mac version of their Picasa.  The software is a tool that allows its users to easily organise their pictures and share the pictures [...]

Google have jumped into attack mode as they have started pushing the likes of their home grown Chrome browser and the Mozilla made Firefox instead of the popular Internet Explorer as Google have slammed the browser for being just too darn slow. If you are attempting to combine Internet Explorer with Gmail then you are [...]

Just when you thought it was safe to search in the Google fountain of websites, Google announces that they allow their employees to decide what they want to feature in the page’s search results. This comes as quite interesting news as the company, not so long ago, outright claimed that the search engine relied on [...]

Google have brought their browser, Chrome, out of Beta status.  But wait a minute, the browser was only launched 100 days ago…doesn’t that seem a little fast to be pulling the software out of Beta labelling? Take a look at Gmail.  That is still a Beta project and it’s been with us for four years.  [...]

A highly influential group of European privacy experts said last week that it will lead hearings with Google over claims that EU data protection laws do not apply to the search giant.

If you happen to run a massive business that needs to store millions of documents, then the version 5 of Google Search Appliance is the answer. Five times faster than its predecessor and three times the capacity, this bright yellow server remarkably remains the same size as before, and offers a bunch of new features [...]