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Retouching Photos: When to Stop Chasing Perfection?
How many of us would agree that we are all tempted and maybe we almost always do a little bit of retouching to our pictures before we upload them on networking sites for our friends to see? Well, it's no secret, but almost all of us have done it.
Google Wallet Has Security Risk: Researchers
Security researchers said they found vulnerability in the Google Inc mobile payments platform which is currently available in phones sold by Sprint Nextel Corp. They said that Google Wallet has security risk.
Valentine's Day 2012 Special: Google This for a Mathematical Surprise
A new Google trick has emerged on the eve of the Valentine's Day that will allow romantic math geeks to offer a heart made of numbers and equations to their beloved.
Google Wallet a security risk: researchers
Security researchers said they found a vulnerability in the Google Inc mobile payments platform which is currently available in phones sold by Sprint Nextel Corp.
Researchers say find Google Wallet security risk
Security researchers said they found a vulnerability in the Google Inc mobile payments platform which is currently available in phones sold by Sprint Nextel Corp.
EU seen approving Google's Motorola deal: sources
Google Inc is expected to win approval next week from European regulators, as well as from U.S. antitrust authorities, for its planned $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility , according to people familiar with the matter.
EU expected to approve Google's Motorola deal: sources
Google Inc is expected to win approval next week from European regulators as well as U.S. antitrust authorities for its planned $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility , according to people familiar with the matter.
U.S. to Approve Google's Bid for Motorola: Sources
The Justice Department will approve Google's $12.5 billion bid to acquire Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc, according to sources close to the antitrust review.
Can Google's ‘Home Entertainment System’ Compete with Apple iTV?
The battle for the control of the living room has begun. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google is building a home-entertainment system that streams music wirelessly through the home. The announcement from Google comes as rumors about Apple's television set, dubbed iTV, have started to surface.
U.S. to approve Google's bid for Motorola: sources
The Justice Department will approve Google's $12.5 billion bid to acquire Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc, according to sources close to the antitrust review.
Google Rumored to Develop Wireless Home Entertainment Device
Google is developing a wireless streaming home entertainment system, which it will manufacture and sell under its own brand
Google, Amazon Steal Strategy from Apple, Open Brick-and-Mortar Stores
The tech giants of Silicon Valley appear to be chasing after Apple's brick-and-mortar sales model: Earlier this week, rumors began to leak about the possibility of an Amazon brick-and-mortar store opening in Seattle. Google has followed up with an announcement of creating a store in Dublin, Ireland.
Craig Silverstein, Google's First Employee, Departs for Khan Academy
Craig Silverstein, the first employee at Google after co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page, will leave the search giant for Khan Academy, an online education portal based in Mountain View, Calif.
App Economy: Report Shows 500,000 New Jobs, But Skills Scarce
It’s no secret that mobile applications have made everyday life easier and more convenient. Commuters can check their train schedules on the go, teens can play word games against opponents across the country, and bloggers can post updates on social media sites in a second. But now studies show that mobile apps impact more than just the individual—they’ve helped bump America’s unemployment rate down.
Google, Motorola Mobility Deal Likely to Win Justice Dept OK
Furthermore, the department likely will approve a consortium led by Apple and Microsoft to purchase Nortel Networks patents for $4.5 billion.
Google Offers $100 to Let Them Track Your Web Browsing via Black Box
Google now offers $100 for people who let them track their Web browsing with a black box called the Screenwise Data Collector. It's a deal through a company called Knowledge Networks, and the Screenwise data collection program is accepting emails right now for people who want to sign up when the program launches, tech blog Ars Technica reported.
Google Screenwise: Is Your Internet Privacy Worth $5 or $100?
What is the value of your web usage data--everything you browse, search, click, view late at night, stumble upon or otherwise see on the internet--during the course of one month? If you ask Google, they'd say between $5 and $100, depending on exactly who that user is.
James Franco Directs Seven Jeans: 7 For All Mankind Ad Campaign to Launch Feb. 15 [VIDEO]
James Franco has ditched Gucci for Seven Jeans.
Chrome for Android: Advertising Goldmine, Google Tracks Data from Desktop to Phone
Here's another reason for all of Android users to be jealous of the tiny percentage of people that are running Android Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0 or higher) on their phones: Google Chrome is now available on all ICS devices. The new browser will allow Google to trove data across several devices, giving them an opportunity to trove more data and increase advertising revenue.
Google to pledge not to favor Motorola over rivals
Google will pledge to license on fair and reasonable terms the patents it acquires through buying Motorola Mobility, said a person familiar with the matter, in a bid to allay regulatory and users' concerns.
Google Kneels Before Indian Internet Censorship God, Removes Objectionable Contents
Google may be an Internet search engine giant but even the giant was forced to kneel before the powerful Indian 'Internet censorship god' Monday. The world's No.1 search engine told a New Delhi district court that it has removed some objectionable contents, which is religiously sensitive, published in some Web sites, after the court warned of a China-like crackdown unless they protect religious sentiments of the local people.
Google Chrome Now on Android: How Cool is it? (Download Link and Video)
Chrome, Google's most popular Web browser, is now available on Android and people, who have been fortunate enough to own an Android smartphone or tablet running on the latest Ice Cream Sandwich, will be the ones to experience the new browser and its fantastic features.
SEO Link Monster: All About the New Blog Network that Promises Top Ranking for Web Sites in Google Search
At a time when recent changes in Google's algorithm in ranking Web sites have affected many, a new SEO tool named SEO Link Monster is generating a lot of buzz in the Internet marketing world.
Google Heads Up Display Glasses: Sightings Rumored, Arrival Soon? [VIDEO]
Google obsessed blog 9to5google.com claims secret information on the development of their most futuristic product to date, Head’s Up (HUD) Glasses. According to their anonymous, source the product is still in development, but there is still a lot to get excited (or freaked out) about.
Google Chrome Browser Finally Launches for Android [VIDEO]
Google finally launched its homemade Chrome browser for mobile devices Feb. 7, and the second most popular Web browser is now available in the Android Market for smartphones and tablets running Android 4.0. That's because Google says this is a beta launch, and once all the bugs are worked out, Chrome for Android will be available for other Android versions. For now, that means it's ready for only the Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S smartphones and Motorola Xoom and Asus Transformer Prime tablets...
Oracle Rejects Pact, Wants New Trial in SAP Copyright Dispute
Oracle, the No. 1 database developer, rejected a $272 million settlement from German arch-rival SAP over alleged infringement of intellectual property.
Inside Charles Dickens Google Doodle: Celebrating Author's 200th Birthday
Today's Google Doodle honors the author of such iconic works as Great Expectations and A Christmas Carol on what would have been his 200th birthday. Here, find out which of his works the logo is referencing, what characters are sprinkled throughout the drawing, and what happens when you click on the Dickens Google Doodle.
Google Launches Solve for X: Radical Technology Solutions for Global Problems (VIDEO)
After a private Technology Entertainment and Design (TED) conference, Google has launched Solve For X site, a kind of think tank project, which is designed to come up with radical solutions for huge problems.
Can Google's 'Solve For X' Save the World?
Google launched a homepage for a new science and technology conference it will be hosting, Solve For X. The conference was announced in a 53-second video that reveals very few details about how the conference will operate; however, a CSS workaround has revealed more information about hidden aspects of the website and how the conference will operate.
Internet giants pull content after warning in India courts
Internet giants Google Inc and Facebook removed content from some Indian domain websites on Monday following a court directive warning them of a crackdown like China if they did not take steps to protect religious sensibilities.


