Google is working with Intel, Sony, Logitech to bring the Web to TVs on Android, the New York Times says
Google is working with Intel, Sony and other partners to develop Google TV, a service aimed at putting the Internet search giant's Web offerings in people's living rooms, the New York Times reported Wednesday.
It could be confused with Integra Telecom's Nexus service, the patent and trademark office said
Just as Google's Nexus One phone may be about to gain momentum, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) denied the search giant's application for the Nexus One trademark.
Users outside the US and those with older handsets will have access to the touch search application
Google has made its new gesture search application compatible with smartphones based on Android version 1.6, and is also opening it to users outside the U.S., the company's said in a blog post on Tuesday.
The server-side utility transfers e-mail, calendar and contacts data from Exchange servers to Google Apps
Google has created a free tool to simplify and automate the migration of e-mail, calendar and contacts data from Microsoft Exchange servers to its Google Apps collaboration and communication hosted suite.
Baidu ended U.S. stock trading Monday at US$576.84, while Google fell to $563.18
The price of stock in Chinese search engine Baidu.com surged past Google's on Monday following reports in several news sources that the U.S. giant plans to quit China's Internet search market, leaving it to Baidu.
Along with other executives, a Google VP spoke to investors on Monday about the company's hopes for the mobile market
Google has high hopes for the potential of the mobile market, executives said on Monday during an investor webcast.
China said to tell local news sites that its negotiations with Google are crumbling
Both Google and the Chinese government appear to be leaking word that the search firm may soon shutter its operations there as negotiations between the two break down.
Ex-Sun XML envangelist Tim Bray starts with Google's Android team
One ex-Sun Microsystems employee who will not be cashing an Oracle paycheck is XML co-inventor Tim Bray, who has opted instead to work for the Google.
Power grid hacks, massive DNS rerouting, solar flares -- end-times for IT may be more likely than you think
Technology drives just about everything we do, and not just at our jobs. From banks to hospitals to the systems that keep the juice flowing to our homes, we are almost entirely dependent on tech. More and more of these systems are interconnected, and many of them are vulnerable. We see it almost every day.
The company calls this the most important Blogger improvement in years
Google will begin on Thursday a public test of a Blogger layout customization tool that the company says significantly broadens publishers' ability to modify the look of their blogs.
US market share depends on whose statistics you read. Most likely scenario: Bing gaining, Yahoo draining, Google maintaining
Microsoft's Bing search engine may still be a bit player in the lucrative online search business dominated by Google, but it's slowly and steadily gaining users.
Microsoft hopes to gain steam with regulator approval of Yahoo deal
Microsoft in recent months has slowly boosted its share of the search business, but still remains far behind a so-far unbeatable foe in its battle with Google.
The Apps Marketplace aims to create a virtual, integrated suite of heterogeneous business applications
Google's new Apps Marketplace could give a significant boost to Web-based communication and collaboration software for businesses by creating a wide-ranging yet integrated virtual suite of heterogeneous cloud applications.
Google Books will digitize at least 1 million books that are not covered by copyright
Google and the Italian Culture Ministry have signed an agreement for the digitization of books held in Italy's two main national libraries, the first such pact between the U.S. company and a national government, the two sides announced Wednesday.
Google, Yahoo, eBay, Facebook, Orange, Talk Talk and BT speak out
Google, Yahoo, eBay, Facebook, Orange, Talk Talk and BT have singed an open letter to the Financial Times condemning a bill in parliament that they say "threatens freedom of speech and the open internet".
