Thursday 26 July 2012
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Android Jelly Bean features Google Now, a major new upgrade that deserves to be a sleeper hit.
26 Jul 2012
| CommentsBSkyB invests in Apple TV rival Roku
BSkyB has invested in Roku, an American start-up that makes an set-top box similar to Apple TV, in a move that points to the its future delivering pay TV over the internet.
26 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle to open YouTube studio in London
'Creator Space' will offer existing YouTube stars the chance to produce more sophisticated content, Google has claimed.
25 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle 'agrees EU antitrust settlement'
Google and the European Commission have agreed the outlines of a settlement to end the two-year investigation into the internet giant's dominance of the search market.
24 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle encouraging YouTube users to ditch anonymity
YouTube users are being asked to use their real names in a bid to deal with the problem of abusive comments.
24 Jul 2012
| CommentsGerman courts grant Apple ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab
A German court has imposed a potential EU-wide ban on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 as part of the Korean firm's bitter row with Apple.
24 Jul 2012
| CommentsAmelia Earhart celebrated in Google Doodle on her 115th birthday
Amelia Earhart, the aviation pioneer who went missing over the Pacific, has been remembered with a Google Doodle.
24 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle Nexus commercial debuts as tablet sells out
The Nexus 7 has reportedly sold out, but Google has noentheless begun a marketing push for the new 7" tablet
23 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle opens year-long Web Lab exhibition at the Science Museum
A series of ‘interactive Chrome Experiments’ have taken up residence in a basement gallery at the Science Museum.
21 Jul 2012
| CommentsUsers report Nexus 7 screen glitches
Buyers of Google’s new Nexus 7 tablet have taken to the web to report problems with the device’s screen.
20 Jul 2012
| CommentsYouTube introduces face-blurring technology
Rioters will be able to hide their identities in video footage they post online after Google introduced new face-blurring technology.
20 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle profits surge 11pc on online advertising
Google reported a jump in quarterly profits to $2.8bn (£1.8bn) on rising online advertising revenue, beating Wall Street's expectations.
19 Jul 2012
| CommentsYouTube offers face-blurring tool for activists
YouTube has made a tool available which allows people to blur out faces in videos they upload to the site.
19 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle bids to take Apple’s tablets
For the first time since the iPad’s launch, there’s a real rival in town. Matt Warman reports on Google’s Nexus 7 and the rise of the seven-inch tablet.
19 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle Nexus 7 review
Google's Nexus 7, made by Asus, is the best 7" tablet on the market and a bargain too. It's even arguably the best tablet overall says Matt Warman
18 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle Nexus 7 hits British shops
Google’s new iPad rival, the Nexus 7, goes on sale on British high streets today, but nobody is expecting queues to match those that greet each new version of Apple’s best-selling tablet.
18 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle's Marissa Mayer has her work cut out at Yahoo!
When Google hired its first female engineer, she was asked what three things she would change about the web search company. Marissa Mayer was so impressed with how it already worked, she could only think of two.
17 Jul 2012
| CommentsMarissa Mayer: an inspiration to women
Women like Mayer prove smart, confident women with tech skills have nowhere to go but up. So why aren't there more?
17 Jul 2012
| CommentsYahoo is a problem too big even for Marissa Mayer
Marissa Mayer, Yahoo’s new chief executive, may be excited to start in her new role today, but she has taken on mission impossible, writes Emma Barnett.
17 Jul 2012
| CommentsYahoo! poaches Google veteran as new chief
Yahoo! has poached Google's Marissa Mayer as its new chief.
16 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle Nexus 7 sells out at US shops
Google’s new iPad rival, the Nexus 7, has sold out at some American retailers, according to reports.
16 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle cycling directions now on Google Maps
Dedicated lanes, cycle friendly routes and trails will now show on Google Maps online and on Android for Europe and Australia.
12 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle to pay $22.5M fine over Apple Safari
Google is poised to pay a $22.5 million fine to resolve allegations that it broke a privacy promise by secretly tracking millions of web surfers using Apple's Safari browser
11 Jul 2012
| CommentsICO: Employee poached by Google ‘never worked on Streetview’
The Information Commissioner has denied that an employee poached by Google was ever involved in its investigation into Streetview data snooping.
06 Jul 2012
| CommentsGoogle means important people won't just be a face in the crowd for BA
British Airways staff will be able to identify customers by using a new computer system that searches Google to find images of them.
06 Jul 2012
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