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Google has been expanding its services more and more recently, attempting to get the Google Brand into as many different areas as possible, and now it would appear that Google may have its own cellular service in the works. 
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Numerous reports suggest the e-commerce service, which lets users pay for products using an NFC-equipped smartphone, will be announced today. Read this blog post by Don Reisinger on The Digital Home.
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If there's been one thing that has held many of us back from being perfectly happy to live in the cloud it is the fact that sometimes you just don't have an Internet connection so your ...
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Eric Schmidt, Google's Executive Chairman, is giving a lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival in Scotland today, and he is set to outline the Internet giant's plans ...
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Google has released a preview version of a programming tool to help them write apps for the company's Net-enabled TV technology. Read this blog post by Stephen Shankland on Deep Tech.
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Google Street View is to expand into the deepest depths of the Amazon in an attempt to raise awareness over global sustainability.
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Google maps has integrated a new weather forecast feature which lets you see the weather in any city across the world.
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Magnifier is designed to help Music Beta users grow their online music libraries while discovering new artists and genres. Read this blog post by Steven Musil on Digital Media.
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Photovine has intrigued us for weeks. From the moment we caught wind of a new domain and trademark registration, we wondered what Google was up to. When the app emerged on the Apple ...
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Google’s enormous $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility will help the Internet search giant emulate Apple — and fight against the iPhone maker for the hearts of gadget lovers, tech analysts say.
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Google should be working on porting the Chrome browser to tablets, not the Chrome operating system.
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Google Analytics is one of the most valuable resources for webmasters, marketers, business owners, bloggers, and anyone who does practically anything online. The following are 50 resources to help you get to know Google Analytics inside and out.
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DailyDeal.de, a German Groupon clone launched in Berlin in December 2009, has been acquired by Google, the company says in a message on its website (see below). TheNextWeb reported the acquisition first (in English, at least).
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It would be nice if time just marched along in an orderly fashion, one second after another, each of equal length, 31,556,926 times per year, but that's not the way the world works.
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You can now listen to your Google Music collection comfortably on your iPhone or iPad thanks to the new Google Music web app that was just released today. Google announced the web app via Twitter and we immediately hopped on to check it out.
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If you use Google's Public DNS server or OpenDNS as your DNS server, you may notice starting today that YouTube videos load faster and other web content comes in quicker.
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Google is making the +1 button more social with the addition of friend annotations.
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Google is updating its sign-in page, and users are now able to preview its brand new look.
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Along with a portfolio of 17,000 patents, Google also stands to acquire a profile of super Android devices from its $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility.
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For those of you who have maybe been a little behind in the technology world, here's a something you should know. On June 15 Google launched the Google Chromebook and many people seem to be asking where will it fit in the market?
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The battle for best browser on Windows is especially close, but we have to pick Google Chrome for its speed, extensibility, and awesome syncing features.
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New York/San Francisco - Google is paying $12.5-billion to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings in its biggest-ever deal, finally securing a swathe of valuable mobile patents to ramp up a war with Apple and other rivals.
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