What's Next for Firefox? Electrolysis
By Sean Michael Kerner | Open Source Article Published January 27, 2010
No it's not needless hair removal, but Mozilla is making a new effort around plugins that mimic a key feature already available in Google Chrome.
Tags: Google, Mozilla, Firefox, open source, Chrome

Google Launches New "Google Voice" for iPhone
By Reuters | News Article Published January 27, 2010
Google's new version of its Web phone service represents its latest effort to bypass Apple gatekeepers and make Google Voice a popular service on the iPhone.
Tags: Google, iPhone, Apple, handheld, Google Voice

Bing Reaches New High at Yahoo's Expense
By Stuart J. Johnston | Data Storage Article Published January 15, 2010
More evidence that Microsoft's renewed success in search is coming at the cost of Yahoo, while Google remains dominant.
Tags: Google, Yahoo, search, comScore, Bing

Google to Sell its Own Phone to Consumers
By Reuters | Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 14, 2009
Called the Nexus One and made by smartphone maker HTC, Google's phone will run on Android operating system, according to sources.
Tags: wireless, carriers, Google, Europe, operating system

Google Search Appliance Gets Real-Time With Tweets
By Kenneth Corbin | Applications Article Published December 11, 2009
Search giant turns on real-time search feature for enterprise and consumer searches.
Tags: Google, search, Twitter, enterprise search, Enterprise

AT&T Confronts iPhone Usage Headaches
By David Needle | Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 11, 2009
The competition over which vendors control revenue generated by apps and services will be the essential battleground in the global wireless business.
Tags: wireless, Google, Verizon, AT&T, network

What's Wrong With Google Dictionary?
By Mike Elgan | Columns Article Published December 09, 2009
Google Dictionary represents a colossal dumbing down of the English Language.
Tags: Google, search, international, software, media

Facebook Offers Users More Privacy Choices
By Reuters | Security Article Published December 09, 2009
Facebook will provide users with more ways to limit who sees their postings, photos and videos –– but will also allow them to expose their information to a wider Web audience.
Tags: Google, policy, privacy, Facebook, network

Regulators Mull Consumer Privacy Guidlines
By Reuters | Security Article Published December 08, 2009
With an ocean of consumer privacy being gathered, the Federal Trade Commission met to discuss guidelines on how firms use that data to advertise.
Tags: Google, FTC, policy, privacy, bug

Samsung Launches Smartphone Platform
By Reuters | Features Article Published December 08, 2009
Mobile industry observers note that unless a company has an application and operating system strategy, it risks marginalizing itself as a hardware provider only.
Tags: wireless, Google, smartphones, Samsung, operating system

Google Now Offers Real-Time Results
By Reuters | Networks Article Published December 08, 2009
Google results will be refreshed with up-to-the-second data increasingly churned out by the new crop of real-time Web products.
Tags: Google, search, Microsoft, Facebook, voice

Augmented Reality Apps Find Major Interest
By Reuters | Mobile/Wireless Article Published December 07, 2009
Augmented reality apps combine real-world images with computer-generated images on a screen, usually in real time.
Tags: Google, Microsoft, services, augmented reality, virtual

Verizon Plans Enterprise Cloud Consulting Services
By Larry Barrett | Features Article Published December 02, 2009
Telco joins a crowded market as it hangs consulting shingle for cloud computing services.
Tags: Google, Verizon, IBM, cloud computing, apps

Technologies Holding Back the Linux Desktop
By Matt Hartley | Features Article Published December 01, 2009
A combination of hardware and software challenges slow the adoption of the Linux desktop.
Tags: wireless, Google, Broadcom, Intel, Linux desktop

Is the Enterprise Google's Little Bighorn?
By Rob Enderle | Features Article Published December 01, 2009
Success in the enterprise IT market isn’t about having the best product or even the cheapest product. It’s about truly understanding enterprise clients. Does Google get the enterprise?
Tags: Google, Microsoft, Enterprise, partner

Google Boosts BlackBerry Connection
By Andy Patrizio | Features Article Published November 25, 2009
Google has unveiled an update to its Google Apps Connector for BlackBerry, upping the number of users who can simultaneously access the Google services.
Tags: Google, Microsoft, Enterprise, partners, apps

Smartphones to Surge in 2010
By Reuters | Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 20, 2009
The robust sales growth of smartphones is expected to continuing growing in 2010.
Tags: wireless, Google, iPhone, Opera, N900

Google Claims Chrome Boots PC in 7 Seconds
By Reuters | Applications Article Published November 20, 2009
Sending a shot across the bow of Apple and Microsoft, Google says its new Chrome OS will turn on a PC as fast as a TV.
Tags: Google, search, Microsoft, chips, operating system

Why Android Could Fail
By Mike Elgan | Mobile/Wireless Article Published November 18, 2009
Google’s Android platform faces colossal challenges in all three of the factors that determine success in the handheld market.
Tags: Google, iPhone, Android, cell phone, apps

Microsoft to Launch Azure Cloud in Early 2010
By Reuters | Networks Article Published November 18, 2009
The software giant's all-encompassing cloud computing initiative will be a free service for its first month.
Tags: Google, Microsoft, services, Windows, cloud computing