Google+ Surpasses 500 Million Members

Why an Apple-Google partnership to buy Eastman Kodak patents isn't surprising Washington Post Dec. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. and Google Inc. have joined forces to offer more than $500 million to buy Eastman Kodak Co.'s patents out of bankruptcy, said two people with knowledge of the situation. The two companies, competing for dominance of the ... See all stories on this topic »

Google Apps No Longer Free For Businesses InformationWeek "Free" opened doors, even if it became clear in 2007 that Google hoped businesses would prefer paying $50 per user per year for Google Apps Premier Edition, which subsequently was rebranded Google Apps for Business. As of Thursday, Google Apps is ... See all stories on this topic »

Google Isn't Buying Groupon, Folks Motley Fool It was a good day for Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN ) . Shares of the daily-deals dealer soared 23% on Friday as a rumor began to make the rounds: Google (NASDAQ: GOOG ) , which was reportedly rebuffed in its efforts to acquire Groupon two years ago for $6 ... See all stories on this topic »

Google Prepares To Bring Its Smart Assistant "Google Now" To Any Device Forbes On Friday night, engineers revised Chromium, the open-source project behind Google's Chrome brower, to include “a skeleton” for a Google Now Chrome implementation that would pop up relevant Google Now information in the brower about traffic, sports ... See all stories on this topic »

Google+ Surpasses 500 Million Members Mobile Magazine When you think of social networking, Google+ isn't exactly the first website that comes into mind. However, according to Google, over 500 million people would beg to differ. In a recent post on Google's Official Blog, Vic Gundotra, Senior Vice ... See all stories on this topic »

It's Google vs Apple as Christmas shoppers snap up one tablet computer every ... The Guardian Four rivals to the iPad have arrived in stores in the last six weeks, starting with the Kindle Fire HD and a new version of the Google Nexus 7 in October. This was followed by the iPad Mini and the Nook and Nook HD in November. Prices across the brands ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Google Glass bone conduction earpiece tipped for private audio SlashGear Google has used bone conduction for its Project Glass wearable computer, it's claimed, promising discrete notifications that only the wearer themselves can hear. The headset makes contact with the mastoid process, linked directly to the middle ear ... See all stories on this topic » SlashGear

Will The Google Nexus 7 Overhaul The iPad This Christmas? Forbes If any piece of hardware is likely to do, it will be Google's Nexus 7. In the current economic climate the Nexus 7 has a distinct advantage over any of the iPads. It's cheaper. The volume of Android smartphones on the market will give buyers confidence ... See all stories on this topic »

Is Google To Buy Groupon? And What's Fun If It Does Forbes The whisper around the stock market yesterday was that Google might think of buying Groupon. I'm not so sure myself, I have a feeling that the daily deals segment has been tried and found wanting. But that's just my personal opinion of course although ... See all stories on this topic »

Google to replace M&A chief Business Standard Don Harrison, a high-ranking lawyer at Google, will replace Lawee as head of the Internet search company's corporate development group, which oversees mergers and acquisitions, said the source, who spoke anonymously because he was not authorised ... See all stories on this topic »