Google has just announced that they are bringing their Google Chrome browser to Apple's iOS devices. The app will be available for iPhone and iPad, and is expected to hit the App S...
Google's latest big endeavor, Project Glass, has been several years in the making and is still not even finished, but as its creators test out what it can do and broadcast it to th...
Google I/O day 2 has kicked off, and Chrome is one of the big points of focus today. Google just announced that there are now 310 million active Chrome users, making Chrome the mos...
As previously reported, Google released a gadget that lets sites embed live video from Google I/O right on their sites. This is simply a page we embedded it on, so you can sit back...
YouTube is the core pillars of Google's strategy of pushing forward into a Web based future. It's still the most popular video site online and it has the potential to drive feature...
Google Apps Script is one of the more interesting projects over at Google. It has the potential to totally rethink how people build applications for the Web and over the Cloud. At...
As you probably know by now, during their keynote at the Google I/O 2012 conference yesterday Google unveiled the new Nexus 7 tablet. This 7-inch tablet (hence the name) packs a pr...
Google released a big stable channel update for Chrome: Chrome 20 (20.0.1132.43). Along with it comes over 20 bug fixes and rewards.
Many of the bugs, Google says, were detected...
One of the best things that Facebook has going for it is Open Graph. It allows Facebook to pervade the Internet and connect all your apps and services through a single Facebook acc...
Because having Larry Page and Timothy Cook compare their respective manhood would be inappropriate, another thing for Google and Apple to compare is the amount of downloads of mobi...