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Google tops corporate reputations, Apple up to fifth
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Google has managed to oust traditional businesses to claim the top reputation among US companies, Harris said Monday. The search giant and Android maker pushed Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway down...
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Google announces voice, video chat for Android 2.3
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Google has announced a new version of Google Talk with video and voice chat for Android 2.3 (codenamed Gingerbread) devices. The new app lets you video or voice chat over a 3G data network, a 4G data ...
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Google patent app puts fragmented social networks and services in one place
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I’m not that big on social networking, but for many people social networking is a huge deal. Google already has a myriad of offerings that are social in nature, even if they aren’t Facebook, which man...
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Nexus S 2.3.4 update now available to early adopters via manual install
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The Nexus S is due to receive an over-the-air update to Android 2.3.4 over the coming weeks, but Google earned a +1 from eager fans and devs hoping to get the extra Google Talk functionality sooner. I...
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MIPS porting Android 3.0 Honeycomb platform
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MIPS Technologies is no stranger to Android. As a matter of fact, the company was showing off few MIPS-powered smartphones and tablets running Google’s mobile OS during this year’s CES. Now they’ve an...
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Google Launches Chrome 11 Browser, Dishes Out $16,500 to Bug Eyed Users
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Google on Wednesday released Chrome 11 to the Stable Channel for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome Frame, and in doing so, paid a combined bounty of $16,500 to bug hunters. That's the most Google has ev...
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Android 3.1 gets namechecked by Adobe Flash Player 10.2, will be required to enjoy accelerated 720p video
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Remember how Adobe said Flash 10.2 wasn't living up to its full hardware-accelerated potential on Honeycomb thus far? Well, it seems the company's found a solution by the name of Android 3.1. We've be...
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Chrome OS Seaboard tablet with Tegra 2 shows in code
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Bug reports showing up recently in the Chromium testing community have revealed that there are currently at least two new Chrome OS devices in testing. One is codenamed the ZDA, and is likely an inter...
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Google launches Chrome 11, flat icon is here to stay
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Firefox 4? Too furry. Internet Explorer 9? Too blue. Google's Chrome? Just the right amount of shine -- or is it? The company introduced a flat new logo for the browser and now that logo is gracing th...
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Google Fiber expected to turn a profit
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Google will make money on its Google Fiber project, for which it picked Kansas City, KS. According to The Kansas City Star, 1Gbps connections won't just be a test bed for the technology behind it, but...
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Google seeking manager for Games at Google division
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I will admit in the days before smartphones that I thought mobile gaming wasn’t that great. Before my iPhone I used a Razer and you could hardly play games on the device and the ones that were offered...
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Gtalk video calling for Android phones tipped for Google I/O
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The front-facing camera on Android handsets like the Nexus S and Desire S haven’t seen much official use yet; third-party video calling apps like Fring can use them, but video functionality in Google’...
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Google Video shutdown halted for now, Google slinging content over to YouTube itself
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Seems Google sparked a bit of spirited debate when it decided to pull the plug on Google Video, because the company's put that plan on indefinite hold, telling users that it's looking for "an easier w...
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Gingerbread update for T-Mobile G2x confirmed
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T-Mobile, the Stateside flavour, has confirmed (via Twitter, of course) that the LG G2x will be getting its Gingerbread update "soon" and promised that users "won’t have to wait long".
The G2x, is lik...
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Google Launches the Closest Thing to a Real Time Machine
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Remember watching those time-lapse videos of growing plants in science class? They look pretty dated once you've checked out the same sequence through Google's new "GigaPan Time Machine" application, ...
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