We are all eagerly awaiting Microsoft’s next big roll out, Windows Phone Tango and while it may not be a groundbreaking update, the reason we are excited is due to the fact that Tango won’t need the high-end specifications that current WP7 phones need and thus, will be a lot cheaper. Hopefully, the user experience doesn’t take a backseat here, as currently that’s one of the few appealing traits of this platform.
If only Zune integartion was not so uptight
01/12/2012
— Filed under: Mobile
Tags: C++ support, Google, Skype
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Google technicians want an overhaul of the Web’s TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) transport layer and are suggesting ways to reduce latency and make the Web faster.
01/1/2012
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Google, Internet, speed
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Online giants Google and Facebook came out as the most-visited websites of 2011, according to a Nielsen report.
12/14/2011
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Facebook, Google
Google Inc. has agreed to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. for $12,5 billion or $40 a share in cash, valuing each essential at about $20 million, to defend its Android ecosystem.
08/10/2011
— Filed under: Internet,Markets
Tags: Apple, Google, Motorola
In a bid to tout its recently launched Chromebook as a «great travel companion,” Google has teamed with an airline and a hotel chain to offer free use of its netbook during the summer travel season.
07/8/2011
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Chromebook, Google
There is further indication that Hulu could be shopping itself out to potential buyers. The L.A.Times is reporting that Google has thrown its hat in the ring as a contender to acquire the streaming video site.
07/7/2011
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Google, Hulu, yahoo
A gag from Google’s cavalcade of April Fools’ Day hilarity is now a reality — Google Motion. Members of the ICT MxR Lab at the University of Southern California — apparently with some time on their hands — hacked Microsoft Kinect’s motion-sensing technology to create a prototype that allows users to send and receive email without touching the keyboard.
04/7/2011
— Filed under: Internet,Markets
Tags: Gmail Motion, Google
Websites that rely on copied content to boost their search engine optimisation are among those that will be targeted by updates to Google’s search algorithms.
In a blog post, the company’s Matt Cutts stated that the company would seek to drive down the amount of spam presented in results of user queries, with sites that have low levels of original content among those to be filtered out.
He explained that the implementation of the changes to the system had been carefully targeted and only around two per cent of results would see changes, with less than half a per cent being adjusted to the extent that people would notice.
«The net effect is that searchers are more likely to see the sites that wrote the original content rather than a site that scraped or copied the original site’s content.”
The move is part of a drive the company has initiated for this year in order to improve the quality of the results it delivers, due to what Mr Cutts described to CNET as «a slight uptick of spam in recent months».
01/12/2011
— Filed under: Markets
Tags: Google, marketing services
Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) thinks you shouldn’t have to pay for maintenance time for its online applications and it’s putting its Service Level Agreement where its mouth is.
01/1/2011
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Clouds, Google
Google has shut down automatic access to its Gmail contacts and other information to companies like Facebook. Only companies who share data back can access it.
11/4/2010
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Facebook, Google
