Google Offers New Personal Assistant and Music Services
In a challenge to Spotify and Pandora, Google is offering “All Access.”
Google Releases Alternative for ‘Siri’ on iPhones
“Siri” is getting some serious competition. Google is out with its own personal assistant for iPhone and iPad.
Report: Google Considers Changes To Minimalist Homepage
Besides the relevant search results it delivers, many of us like Google because its minimalist design is quick to load — and to answer our questions.
Google Hangs Up ‘Help Wanted’ Sign For Techies And Luddites Alike
If you’ve ever dreamed of how cool it would be to work at Google, now’s your chance. The company added 3,000 people to its workforce last year, and it’s still hiring.
President Obama To Host an Online Forum
President Obama will participate in a Google Plus Hangout on Thursday to answer questions about his State of the Union address.
Microsoft Hoping Gmail Users Will Defect Over Privacy Concerns
Microsoft is going on the offensive against the world’s most popular e-mail service, starting a multimillion dollar advertising blitz that questions the way Gmail works.
Google Thinks It Has ‘Key’ To Password Problem
If you have too many passwords to remember or, worse, if you use the same one across every website, Google might have the answer for you.
Google Calling On Students To Design A New Google Doodle Logo
Google is looking for a new logo. It’s just for a day, but one creative kid will get his or her artwork displayed on the search homepage for all to see.
Google Maps Returns to iPhone
The iPhone’s much-maligned Apple Maps app can take a backseat to Google’s version once again.
Hurricane Sandy Among Most-Googled Terms in 2012, Locally and Nationally
We “Googled” an incredible 1.2 trillion times this year.
Experts: Google Security Service Needs More Training To Protect Android Devices
Security experts say Google has a lot more more work to do when it comes to keeping harmful software out of it smartphones and tablets.
Philadelphia Woman Sues Google Over Gmail Privacy, Ads
A Philadelphia woman is suing Google over emails she sent to a friend’s Gmail account that spawned content-related ads.
YouTube App
The move to iOS 6 took the YouTube button off your iPhone – so if you want to watch videos on the channel, you’ll have to download the app.
Using Social Media To Vet Applicants
From the state that houses the headquarters for Google, which consequently allows you to search for information about anyone and anything, comes a new law in the governing of your internet information.
Web ‘Do Not Track’ Privacy Protection is Meaningless, Experts Say
Web browsers like Internet Explorer and Chrome promise to protect your privacy with a “Do Not Track” button that’s supposed to keep advertisers at bay. But so far, they’re empty promises.


























