The second quarter of 2011 was big and busy for Google, with stellar earnings and a record number of new products rolled out. But Android proved to be the most solid. Speaking during the company’s quarterly webcast for investors on Thursday, CEO Larry Page was excited about many things, especially Google+. But he certainly did...Read More
Larry Page got a second chance to make an impression on Wall Street. This one was definitely better than the first. Also Interest in stock investing has fallen, Google shows Google’s Eric Schmidt agrees to testify at Senate antitrust hearing As Google grows, employees carve own niches FTC launches investigation of Google Google Inc. posted...Read More
When Amazon rolled out its Android application store earlier this year, we speculated that the company would eventually launch its own tablet. The Wall Street Journal, citing sources “close to the matter,” says that such a device could launch before October. Amazon’s Android tablet will reportedly have a nine-inch screen and will be designed by...Read More
(click image for larger view) Continuing its ongoing effort improve the Android Market user experience, Google on Tuesday began rolling out a redesigned version of its Android Market client for phones. The Android Market last year endured some criticism for its security and design shortcomings, particularly in light of the standard Apple set with its...Read More
We’ve got our fingers a tap tap tapping away already at the Android Market version 3.0.26 just announced a couple hours ago via Google, and what do you know? We’d love to give you a full look. This newest version of the Android Market has a full facelift and opens the Movie and Book doors...Read More
Got an hour to organize hundreds of contacts? We don’t. (Credit: Screenshot by Jessica Dolcourt/CNET) Google is now swinging open the gates to Google+, its invite-only social network, in the hopes that the company’s considerable worldwide clout will help it unseat Facebook. The fledgling social network is doing much right, like hosting interactive videoconferencing “hangouts,”...Read More
AP This screen shot shows a page from Google Plus. Related Stories Zuckerberg profile ‘a fake’ London – You can’t be good at everything. Noted polymath Stephen Fry has been known to bemoan his inability to sing “Happy Birthday†(or indeed any recognisable tune) despite his prodigious talents in many other areas. My own life...Read More
Google is opening Google+ to more users as private invites remain available to existing users. There have been hiccups, and the population remains very limited, but Google is already facing privacy concerns that can only grow as more users enter the stream. The launch of Google+ has been nothing short of stunning, as the limited...Read More
(FILES)This January 11, 2011 screen imageshows the Google logo in Washington,DC. Google is in preliminary talks to acquire the online video site Hulu, the Los Angeles Times reported on its website on July 1, 2011, citing anonymous sources familiar with the discussions. Hulu’s owners have met with Google and other prospective buyers including Yahoo! and...Read More
The New York Times’ interest in the underbelly of SEO continues today with an article that details Google’s struggle to fight locksmith spam in Google Places. While not as deep as the Times’ recent articles on J.C. Penney’s SEO tactics and floral industry SEO, it nevertheless casts Google — again — as unable to keep...Read More
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