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Interview: Brazil at heart of Google's Latin America strategy
Brazil is on the way to becoming Google Inc's sixth-largest global market, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said on Friday as the company opens new offices in the fast-growing Latin American region.
Brazil at heart of Google's Latin America strategy
Brazil is on the way to becoming Google Inc's sixth-largest global market, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said on Friday as the company opens new offices in the fast-growing Latin American region.
Bing Taking A Kayak For Flight Deals
A day after it announced a new service which would bring Groupon-like daily deals together, Microsoft’s Bing announced a partnership with Kayak to feature flight deals.
Microsoft Planning Tablet Entry For 2012
Late to the party, Microsoft will release its tablet OS in 2012, sources say.
Content Farms Get Hurt By New Google Algorithm
Google's new algorithm has already had an impact on various content farms, as many have lost significant visibility according to a recent study.
Libya Blocks Internet Traffic
The Libyan telecommunications operator has cut off Internet traffic from inside the country.
Microsoft, Google Find Common Enemy
Longstanding rivals Google and Microsoft seem to have found friendship in a common enemy - GeoTag - whom they are teaming up to sue over patents.
Charlie Sheen reigns Internet with Twitter Guinness Record, Jimmy Fallon Parody
Charlie Sheen continues to reign the world wide web as he takes Twitter into the mighty book of Guinness World Records and dominates almost all aspects of search with the latest being the video of Jimmy Fallon parody.
KartRider Game To Be Launched on iOS, Android; MapleStory Coming on Facebook
Nexon will be launching its KartRider franchise in iOS and Android and publish MapleStory title on Facebook, thereby making its entry in to the mobile and social gaming space.
Latest video of Google's self drive car emerges
As earlier reported search engine behemoth Google has been working on a secret project to enable cars cars that can drive themselves.
Hacker releases Motorola Xoom Android tablet rooting guide
Motorola Xoom, which is touted by some as the iPad killer, is hackable, it has emerged.
Three Steps To Check For Android Malware
Google had to pull over 50 Android apps, after they have found them to contain malicious code.
Why Alibaba Is Key To Yahoo Amid Japan Exit Rumors
If Yahoo decides to divest its Japanese assets, then it might look to monetize its assets in china as well, where it owns about 40 percent of the Internet company Alibaba Group.
Possible Options For Yahoo To Exit Japan
Yahoo is said to be in talks to sell its 35 percent stake in Yahoo Japan, a move that will give Yahoo the necessary cash infusion to fight against arch rival Google and Facebook.
Exclusive: Twitter's Stone says no IPO or funding talks
Twitter has no plan to go public in the near future and does not need additional funds because it is making money, the co-founder of the popular microblogging site said.
Elusive McLobster appetizing the Internet
The rumors of the elusive McLobster is appetizing the internet as it trends on Twitter as well as Google. The sandwich is real and exists in select places seasonally, but McDonalds is not testing it.
Google invests to make efficient electric cars
Internet giant Google has invested $20 million in a technology start-up called Transphorm Inc., which can make electric cars more efficient.
Jobs Takes Shots At The Competition
Steve Jobs said the difference between Apple and its competitors is in its DNA.
Knockoff Google Android Apps Pulled For Malware
A rogue Google Android developer by the name of Myournet took advantage of the company's openness by developing free mal-ware induced apps, which were direct rip-offs of popular apps.
Google Extends Storage Service To Apps Users
Google said it will be offering its user managed storage service to Google Apps customers in next couple of days.
Google devolves from cars to tricycles for better street view
Technology giant Google on Tuesday said that it is using a tricycle with a 360-degree mounted camera to get images of its least accessible places on Earth.
Google: Gmail Bug Caused By Software Update
Some Gmail users were on the wrong side of a misguided software update from Google, causing their accounts to reset.
HTC Android Devices Among Best-Sellers at US Carriers: Analyst
HTC's Android smartphones are among the best selling devices at all major U.S. carriers, according to checks of Robert W. Baird.
Is Jimmy Connors Best Tennis Player of All Time?
Jimmy Connors is best tennis player in the history of the game followed by Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe, according to a new research.
Google, Khosla Ventures invest $42 mln in weather insurance start-up
Google Ventures and Khosla Ventures have invested $42 million in a San Francisco-based start up WeatherBill, a provider of insurance to farmers against weather-related damages.
Google trying to restore lost emails for Gmail users from offline tapes
Google has assured Gmail account holders who lost their mails that many of these missing emails are stored on offline tapes and efforts are on to restore these to the users' accounts.
Google, Khosla back weather insurance startup
Silicon Valley venture capitalist Vinod Khosla and Google Ventures have invested $42 million in a start-up run by former Google employees, which helps insure farmers against losses from increasingly volatile global weather.
Apple iPhone 5 to hit stores in June 2011
The iPhone 5 is expected to be released this summer, contrary to rumors of delay in the market.
Gaddafi Youtube Video Storms Internet
A Youtube video spoofing Libya’s leader Muammar Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi, or Colonel Gaddafi, is making waves across the internet.
Google fixing Gmail bug
Google is currently busy fixing a Gmail bug that has hit more than 100,000 users by erasing email, chat, contacts and personal details.


