Apple And Steve Jobs Question Google Android Froyo Upgrades; Google Responds
Posted on 02. Sep, 2010 by Tony Valencia in Technology
On Wednesday during the Apple announcement by Steve Jobs, several issues were discussed, including the new iPod and Apple TV. However, Steve Jobs also questioned some of the figures reported by other companies, specifically referencing to Google Android Froyo upgrades. Many believe Steve Jobs was referring to Google when he talked about companies misreporting their [...]
Paul Allen sues Google, Apple and Yahoo for violating his patents
Posted on 27. Aug, 2010 by SemjonovNikita18 in Technology
Paul Allen says the technology he created was essential for Internet businesses. Paul Allen said it would target anyone who allegedly violated the patents developed by Interval Research, which funded technology incubator in Silicon Valley during the years of the dot-com boom. And to that end, co-founder of the giant Microsoft in Seattle recently presented [...]
Google’s new VoIP service included in Gmail
Posted on 25. Aug, 2010 by SemjonovNikita18 in Technology
Google is working on a talk Voice over IP (VoIP) as part of Gmail. This system would work without opening any program but directly from the same inbox, which, if becomes reality, would be more competition for Skype. Despite what might be expected, will not work with Google Voice, but through Gmail chat. Users can [...]
Google Bought Like.com
Posted on 22. Aug, 2010 by SemjonovNikita18 in Technology
During this week there has been a lots of rumors about this, but today it’s official, Like.com CEO Munjal Shah, confirmed that Like.com have been acquired by Google. The terms of purchase are not known, however it is estimated that the Google had to pay more than $ 100 million for this purchase. Shah gives [...]
Oracle Sues Google For Patent Infringement
Posted on 13. Aug, 2010 by Raven Schneizer in Technology
Oracle has sued Google for patent and copyright infringement over the use of Java in Android, Oracle said on Thursday. Oracle released the following statement: “In developing Android, Google knowingly, directly and repeatedly infringed Oracle’s Java-related intellectual property. This lawsuit seeks appropriate remedies for their infringement.” The Android operating system uses Java in its software [...]
Google Gmail Takes A Face Lift
Posted on 12. Aug, 2010 by Tony Valencia in Technology
In an effort to appease its user base, Google recently changed its Gmail interface to make navigation easier. Among the notable changes are advanced sorting capabilities, a “compose mai” button on the homepage, and quicker access to contact lists. The change to the contacts list allows a Gmail user to create groups, such as friends [...]
Google and Verizon Violation Of Net Neutrality Triggers Facebook Response
Posted on 11. Aug, 2010 by Tony Valencia in Technology
The idea of net neutrality involves ensuring that all internet providers promote equal accessibility when it comes to certain web sites, such as Facebook and Google. Google and Verizon have recently teamed up and issued a proposal that many believe is a clear violation of net neutrality. Facebook representatives, including Mark Zuckerberg, have spoken out [...]
Google Me Expected To Compete With Social Networking Phenomenon Facebook
Posted on 10. Aug, 2010 by Tony Valencia in Technology
Looking to enter the social networking trend, Google will most likely release its Google Me service in the very near future. With more than 500 million active users, Facebook has grown to become one of the most popular and effective online social networking tools. Looking to tap into this lucrative market, Google will aim to [...]
Google’s Q-n-A Page Blocked in China
Posted on 03. Aug, 2010 by Raven Schneizer in Technology
Google’s Chinese language question and answer page has been blocked in China on Tuesday, further highlighting the Communist state’s control and fear of the internet. The Chinese government has long fought to protect its people from harmful information that is shared every day on the internet. The nation uses what is commonly referred to as [...]
Russia Blocks Internet, Google Distressed
Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by Raven Schneizer in Technology
Russian courts have forced an internet provider to block five sites which they said were “disseminating extreme views”, which internet giant Google claims as a restriction of information, according to reports. Russian internet provider Rosnet are attempting to fight the decision on Wednesday. The block, which includes YouTube, will only be applied to the eastern [...]