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Internet is running out of IP addresses!
Most users believe in the inexhaustible space on the internet but most people who log on to the net would not believe the problem internet is currently facing - running out of IP addresses.
No language bar, Google with new Translate, available in Android 2.1
Google has refreshed its Translate for Android with few interesting changes to help the users.
Google Wishes Indian Festival Pongal with New Doodle
Internet search giant Google Inc. has joined India's celebration of Pongal or Makar Sankranti festival with new Doodle, which has painted kites and flying balloons on its homepage. Makar Sankranti is a major harvest festival celebrated in various parts of India.
Don’t Visualize the Pain of Failure, Visualize the Euphoria of Success
I think it goes without saying positive visualization is more productive than negative visualization. You don't need a career success coach to tell you that.
U.S. prepares to challenge Google ITA deal: report
U.S. regulators are preparing for a possible antitrust challenge to Google Inc's planned $700 million acquisition of airline ticketing software company ITA Software, according to a media report.
U.S. may challenge Google's ITA deal: source
U.S. regulators are putting together a possible antitrust challenge to Google Inc's planned $700 million acquisition of airline ticketing software company ITA Software, sources knowledgeable about the deal said on Thursday.
U.S. may challenge Google's ITA deal: source
U.S. regulators are putting together a possible antitrust challenge to Google Inc's planned $700 million acquisition of airline ticketing software company ITA Software, sources knowledgeable about the deal said on Thursday.
Google Doc to allow users to upload videos too
Over the next few weeks Google will be rolling out the option to upload, store and organize any type of file in Google Docs and with this change one would be able to upload and access file from any computer, said a Google blog post.
Google Buys eBook Technologies; Is 'Google e-Reader' Coming?
Search giant Google has acquired start-up firm eBook Technologies Inc. for an undisclosed sum, a move that is likely to boost its recently launched eBook store.
Analysis: A year after China retreat, Google plots new growth
Google is reloading its guns in China to focus on display advertisements and the booming export sector a year after a blowout with Beijing over censorship and hacking all but ensured its demise in the country.
Apple's iOS 4.3 beta reveals upcoming features on iPad 2
Apple released its iOS 4.3 beta version for iPad, iPhone, iPod touch and Apple TV (2nd Generation), giving a possible preview into the upcoming iPad 2 and iPhone 5 features.
Google organizes first online science fair for young scientists
In partnership with CERN, the LEGO Group, National Geographic, and Scientific American, Google is trying to seek out some of the best young scientists from across the globe.
Android To Grow More Than Twice Its Rivals in 2011
Google's mobile operating system Android will continue to grow at more than twice the rate of its major smart phone competitors in 2011, according to a latest estimate from market research firm Canalys.
Will Android 2.4 be Ice Cream or Ice Cream Sandwich?
After Google’s Android 2.3 as Gingerbread, now the search engine is all set to launch its latest version Android 2.4 with the name Ice Cream in this summer, said a report by Pocket-lint.
Android phones more vulnerable to hacking, viruses than Apple iPhone
Android phones and other mobile devices are more vulnerable to hackers than Apple iPhones due to Google's open-source policy in apps development, according to the chief of a security firm.
Google Drops Support For H.264 Video In Chrome
Google is dropping support for the H.264 video standard from its Chrome browser, according to The Chromium Blog, backing WebM, a standard backed by Google.
How Verizon-iPhone tie-up would affect consumers and competition
Media has been set abuzz with the expectations that the Verizon's Tuesday, 8 a.m. announcement in New York will be the news that the iPhone will be available on its network. Here are some factors on how Verizon-iPhone tie-up would affect consumers and competition
Google names former Microsoft India MD as new India chief
Google has appointed Rajan Anandan, previously managing director of Microsoft's India unit, as head of its India operations effective immediately.
Google's new app to help math buffs solve Sudoku puzzles!
Number crunchers and math buffs can now enjoy a newer version of Internet search engine Google that can solve mathematical puzzle Sudoku.
Android beats Apple iPhone in US market share
The warring cults of Apple and Android could make Internet noisier now as data has shown that Google's Android-based smartphones have overtaken Apple iPhone during the quarter ending in November last year.
Twitter takes WikiLeaks subpoena public; Google, Facebook under scrutiny
Twitter's fight to make public the fact that it has been subpoenaed by the U.S. government seeking details about all WikiLeaks-related accounts has now put the light on other internet majors such as Google Inc and Facebook.
Firefox dethrones Microsoft internet explorer in Europe
Mozilla's Firefox has replaced Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the most popular web browser in Europe, according to StatCounter, a market-research firm.
Google restricts US Dept. from handing cloud contract to Microsoft
While Microsoft slugs-it-out in the CES arena, Google won temporary relief in its cloud-war against Microsoft as it restricted the U.S. Interior department from handing a $59 million contract to Microsoft.
Panasonic readies smart TV, tablet thrust
Panasonic Corp aims to beef up its Internet-TV service this spring, expanding its offering of applications to compete with rivals like the alliance between Sony Corp and Google Inc.
Google wins court challenge on government contract
Google Inc won a small battle in its larger war to make inroads into government contracting when a federal judge ordered the Interior Department to rethink a proposed bid for a contract for email services.
Panasonic to reveal Internet TV technology: report
Panasonic Corp will open up for free its technology for Internet-enabled televisions as it looks to create a rival group to the Sony Corp and Google Inc alliance, the Nikkei reported.
Google wants to re-enter China
Google has not given up on China and is looking for ways to re-enter the market, according to CFO Patrick Pichette.
Amazon announces Kindle apps for Android and Windows tablets ahead of Google Edition's launch
Amazon announced that its Kindle apps will now be available for Android and Windows based tablets as part of its Buy Once, Read Everywhere strategy.
How Much Is Sprint's Spectrum Worth?
Auriga's previous valuation model had suggested that Sprint’s spectrum was worth $7 billion based on older auction sales of spectrum by the U.S. Government, while the updated model suggests a valuation closer to $9 billion.
Firefox dethrones Microsoft’s IE In Europe
Firefox has dethroned Internet Explorer (IE) in December 2010 to become the number one browser in Europe, as Google’s Chrome stole share from the Microsoft browser, a report said.

