"Google" news, interviews, and features

Slideshows about Google

• 

  IN PICTURES: Google Atmosphere Live (+43 Photos)

  Google’s Atmosphere Live was a forum for industry to discuss, educate and engage current and potential customers on the latest developments in Google’s workplace technology. The event was held at the Showtime Event Centre in South Melbourne and featured former Chief Evangelist of Apple, Google Enterprise Security Strategist, James Snow; Canva chief evangelist, Guy Kawasaki; and Google country manager for enterprise in Australia and New Zealand, Renee Gamble. (Photos courtesy of Google)

  IN PICTURES: Google Atmosphere Live (+43 Photos)
• 

  In Pictures: 8 free apps that pump up Google Drive

  Google Drive can do much more than you realize. Ready to unlock its productivity potential?

  In Pictures: 8 free apps that pump up Google Drive
• 

  Google I/O 2015 in photos

  Once again, Google I/O was held at the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco, May 28 and 29. As Google's annual confab for third-party developers, engineers from across the world attended the show to hear about Google's latest products and services. This year, Google revealed, among other services, Android Pay, a new way to purchase items in brick-and-mortar stores using Android smartphones; a developer preview of "M," the next version of the Android operating system; Brillo, a new OS based on Android to control devices in the home and let them talk to each other; and a new photo sharing app called Google Photos.

  Google I/O 2015 in photos
• 

  In Pictures: The must-have iPad office apps, round 9.5

  Google's newly completed Apps suite can't beat Apple's improved iWork or Microsoft Office

  In Pictures: The must-have iPad office apps, round 9.5
• 

  In Pictures: The 12 biggest gaffes by high-tech execs

  Tim Cook admires Macs running Windows. Mark Zuckerberg flop-sweats. Marissa Mayer fancies herself a graphic designer. The bigger the names, the bigger the embarrassment when things go awry.

  In Pictures: The 12 biggest gaffes by high-tech execs
• 

  In Pictures: 10 ways Google has failed with Google+

  Google+ was a late but welcomed arrival to social media scene about three years ago. However, Google's answer to Facebook has failed to provide real competition. Here's a look at 10 ways the search engine king as fallen down with Google+.

  In Pictures: 10 ways Google has failed with Google+

More slideshows

News about Google

• Amazon Alexa is so smart it's stupid

  Amazon's intelligent personal assistant has amassed more than 15,000 skills. If only we could find them

• Govt eyes carrot and stick approach to encryption crackdown

  Looks to cooperation first, then enforcement

• Westcon-Comstor targets AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud with SaaS play

  Distributor deepens public cloud offerings with security analytics and compliance service

• Battle of the Brains - How banks are fighting the channel for the best tech talent

  HSBC embarks on top-down education programme to lure digital staff away from tech giants.

• Why Google wants to kill your phone

  Every smartphone is both a phone and a computer. Google is working to get rid of the phone part.

• Microsoft buys cloud monitoring start-up to boost Azure play

  Tech giant swoops in to bolster cloud management and billing capabilities.

Interviews about Google

• The public/private Cloud debate will soon be over: HDS

  Challenging Cloud assumptions via the Internet of Things and data analytics

• Profile: Cloudera co-founder Mike Olson

  Talks on his company’s meteoric rise, the Internet of Things and the future of Big Data

• OpenDaylight Executive Director spells out where this open source SDN efforts stands

  Neela Jacques explains where the standards stand

• Whirlpool CIO moves 69,000 global employees to Google Apps

  He says the move could transform how Whirlpool employees get work done by increasing real-time collaboration.

• Lenovo: The challenge is to focus on moving towards the PC+ era

  As Lenovo pushes into the consumer market in the A/NZ, Matt Codrington, MD of Lenovo A/NZ talks about the shape of things to come.

• Google making steady progress in the enterprise

  Google Enterprise is winning converts to everything from its productivity tools to its cloud offerings

Features about Google

• Easier, faster: The next steps for deep learning

  Rapidly advancing software frameworks, dedicated silicon, Spark integrations, and higher level APIs aim to put deep learning within reach

• May's browser numbers: IE + Edge skid persists

  Chrome comes within a statistical whisker of the 60% marker

• VMware, Splunk & Juniper among highest paying networking companies

  Tech well represented on job marketplace Glassdoor’s list of 25 Highest Paying Companies in America

• April Fools from the tech industry

  Roku, Reddit, Lyft, Netflex all get into the April Fool's Day act for 2017

• G Suite vs. Office 365 cloud collaboration battle heats up

  Microsoft's Office 365 has a big lead, but Google is quickly repositioning G Suite for business and winning some big customers. Who will come out ...

• FAQ: What in the wireless world is CBRS?

  Explainer on the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) shared spectrum in the 3.5 GHz band