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Google says Chromebook is 'not a computer' [Video]
Google paired up with Samsung for 'the world's first Chromebooks,' which are based on cloud computing and lack programs and stored documents.
Facebook's 'Like' button may find a rival in Google +1
The Facebook-like button may find a counterpart and competitor when Google launches the +1 in the coming weeks, the Google development team reported.
Own Google Chromebook at $28 per month
Google’s first Chromebook from Samsung and Acer’s new web-centric PCs can be monthly subscribed at $28/user for businesses and $20/user for schools.
Android Mascot at Google I/O (PHOTOS)
Google I/O is an annual 2-day developer-focused conference, held by Google Inc. at Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. Take a look at some of the pictures of Android mascot from Google I/O developer conference:
Windows XP genocide to be caused by Google's Chromebooks laptop
Google announced that it provides Chromebooks laptop for business users with $28 per month in Google I/O conference and the cost can be smaller than migrating cost from Microsoft Windows XP computers to new version of Windows.
Google App Engine 1.5.0 with Backends, Pull Queues and default High Replication Datastore
Google accelerated its cloud computing service with the new version of Google App Engine 1.5.0 launched with the effort of the engineers to make it on time for Google IO took place this week in San Francisco.
Google launches Chromebooks to usher in a web-app revolution
After showcasing its light-weight, browser-based Chrome OS on CR-48 last year, Google unveiled two Chromebooks from Samsung and Acer at its developers' conference Google I/O.
Google's self drive car to hit Nevada if legislation gets through
Search engine behemoth Google's self drive car is likely to hit street in Nevada if a pair of legislation get through the state legislature.
What is the true potential of Google's Andorid@home?
Google's announcement that it is entering the home automation segment and that it has started building hardware accessories that work on Android devices, has spawned key questions.
Google hails ChromeOS as a 'new model of computing'
The prospect has been tossed around tech circles for ages, with various rumors fueling the flame, but the day has finally come -- Google has unveiled its answer to Microsoft dominance.
Google launches Chrome PCs, takes on Microsoft
Samsung and Acer Inc laptop computers using Google's Chrome operating system will go on sale in June, as the world's No. 1 Internet search engine tries to entice people to do more on the Web.
Indian Web rules risk curbing info flow: Google
Holding internet platforms liable for third-party content would lead to self-censorship and reduce the free flow of information, Google Inc said on Wednesday in reaction to India's new rules.
Google I/O: Chrome Gets Its Own Laptop Line
Google unveils a laptop line specifically catered for its Chrome OS. The first two laptops were built by Acer and Samsung.
Google launches Chrome PCs
Samsung and Acer Inc laptop computers using Google's Chrome operating system will go on sale in June, as the world's No. 1 Internet search engine tries to entice people to do more on the Web.
Google IO: Angry Birds Comes To Chrome
The popular mobile based game is now headed to web browsers.
Texas Instruments wins Ubiquisys small cell deal
Ubiquisys, a technology start-up backed by Google, will partner with Texas Instruments to develop a new generation of small basestations to help meet demand from surging mobile data consumption.
Google I/O Day 1: An array of Android variety on show
A gamut of releases at Google I/O conference shows that Google is attempting on one hand to plug existing loopholes in the Android platform, is adding new cloud-services to pre-empt Apple and is outlining its future vision in that it wants Android to become a multi-device OS.
Google or no Google, India sticks to its new web rules
The Indian Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has made a statement to clarify its Internet rules which Google had earlier opposed, citing websites which trash out any content or often construed offensive.
Fun at Google I/O (PHOTOS)
Google I/O is an annual 2-day developer-focused conference, held by Google Inc. at Moscone Center in San Francisco, California.
No stone unturned for Google, launches Android@home
Global search engine and tech giant Google is ready to go where no other global tech giant would like to enter. It will launch a brand new range of devices which will include dishwashers, light bulbs, thermostats and basically anything which has an electrical connection to it.
Google distributes 5,000 units of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 free
Google decided to ratchet up excitement around the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which runs its tablet specific OS Android 3.0, by giving it for free to 5,000 attendees at the Google I/O conference and incurring about $499 per piece or $2.5 million in total.
Microsoft: when buying means ownage
On Tuesday Microsoft announced details of a $8.5 billion acquisition of online communications company Skype, but the move, conjuring up past initiatives, are leaving analysts bracing for the worse.
Google I/O Developer Conference Day 1 (Photos)
Google I/O developer conference is an annual 2-day developer-focused conference, held by Google at Moscone Center in San Francisco, California.
Google Android Ice Cream Sandwich Positive for Motorola Mobility, Samsung, LG: Analyst
Jefferies & Co. believes the Google Inc.'s (NASDAQ: GOOG) announcement of Android Ice Cream Sandwich is positive for Android handset original equipment manufacturers like Motorola Mobility, Samsung, and LG.
When Will Galaxy Tab 10.1 Release in US?
South Korean Electronic company's latest tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be release in United States on June 8, 2011.
Google mends the cracks in fracturing Android
Android has been a run-away success for Google, expanding the company's footprint beyond the computer to include smartphones, tablets and even televisions.
Senators skeptical of Google, Apple mobile privacy
Lawmakers considering new privacy laws scolded Google and Apple on Tuesday for not doing enough to guard mobile device users' location data, despite executives' assertions that they do not abuse the information.
Senators Air Privacy Grievances Against Apple, Google
Led by Senator Al Franken, the Privacy and Technology Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary grilled Google and Apple on privacy.
Apple Ousts Google as The Most Powerful Brand in The World
Louis Vuitton Maintains Position as Top Luxury Brand
Google I/O: Google Touts Android Success, Teases Future Unity
Google says the future version of Android will be more all devices.

