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We’ve been feeling the love big time for the Chrome browser on Android, and now iOS users can feel the luuurvve too with Google announcing that it will be releasing …
Google announces Chrome browser for Apple iPhone and iPad Read More
The tablet wars have well and truly started in the UK, with the announcement that Google’s new Nexus 7 tablets will be available in from just £159 – an extraordinary cheap price …
Google Nexus 7 tablet gets priced for the UK market – and it’s cheap as chips Read More
Google pulled out all the stops yesterday with a stunning demo of their augmented reality, head-mounted glasses being shown off by a bunch of earth-bound parachutists.
Google Project Glass computer specs demoed in spectacular parachute jump Read More
With the news of their acquisition of the popular QuickOffice suite, it’s clear that Google is keen to expand their mobile and cloud office apps offerings.
Google snaps up Android and iOS office productivity suite QuickOffice Read More
Positively imploring office workers to start wasting time at work is this wonderful interactive doodle by Google, which has been posted up to celebrate Robert “Bob” Moog’s 78th birthday, inventor …
Google’s greatest ever doodle: the Moog synthesiser Read More
Every day you’ll be shovelling through a ton of the stuff but it’s quite interesting to find out how an email travels from one person to another.
Google releases a snappy animation to show how email is sent Read More
Google was asked on their Webmaster Help Forums to explain the mysteries of their search engine system, and produced a very handy video in response.
Google explains how its ranking system works: a must see for webmasters Read More
Google has officially announced Google Drive, billing it as a “place where you can create, share, collaborate, and keep all of your stuff.”
Google Drive offers 5GB of free cloud storage, Dropbox/Evernote can’t be chuffed Read More
First introduced last year, Google has now announced a major expansion of their Google Art Project, adding sculpture, street art and photographs from 151 museums in 40 countries to their online collection of paintings.
Google’s Art Project gets big upgrade, now contains 30,000 global artworks Read More
Those cheeky wagsters at Google have certainly put some effort into their April Fools’ pranks this year, announcing a version of their Maps service for the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), …
Google announces Nintendo Google maps and morse-code for Gmail Read More
Google has enjoyed something of a love affair with Bletchley Park in recent times, Now known as the historic site of secret British codebreaking activities during WWII and the birthplace …
Google celebrates the UK’s Bletchley Park and ground-breaking Colossus computer Read MoreIf you want to keep track of your Google Analytics facts’n’figures on the move, you’ll be hard pushed to find anything more comprehensive as the Analytix app for Android phones and …
View your Google Analytics data in a stylish fashion with Analytix for Android Read MoreThere’s been much discussion about what kind of technology is best for students, with conflicting opinions arguing over the likes of the iPad and education-targeted machines like the Lenovo X130e. While we’ve taken …
It’s not all about the iPad – Google Chromebooks are also catching on in US schools Read MoreGoogle has teamed up with online train ticketing website thetrainline.com, with the partnership integrating national rail travel information directly within Google Maps.
Google Maps integrates with Trainline to offer rail timetables and ticket buying Read MoreWe reported on what we thought was a rather understated Christmas Google doodle yesterday, but an large extra dollop of festive spirit has now been added to the google.com homepage.
Christmas Google Doodle animates, bangs out ‘Jingle Bells’ Read More