Almost every website you visit collects information about the user – most of them even pass them on to third parties. The most data is collected by Facebook (via the like-button) and Google (through Google Analytics), both companies create user profiles to server better targeted advertising to the users.

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The State legislators of Nevada has passed a bill which will now require the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles amend the existing motor vehicles rules in order to allow Google’s “driver-less” self driven cars (Toyota Prius & Audi TT) to ply on regular roads in Nevada.

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Recently they have made it possible to hide the URL bar and have announced that they are building real time communication capabilities into the browser itself. Google has introduced another new feature in Chrome – a redesigned new tab page.

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Google has announced that Google Talk calls will now use the Jingle protocol as the primary signaling protocol.

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Google has introduced a great feature for securing your account with help of “Two Step Verification” Procedure. It provides another layer of security to your Google account.

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Last month, Google released an open-source project called WebRTC which aims to enables Real-Time Communications capabilities in the web browsers through simple JavaScript APIs. Now, they have taken the first step towards having WebRTC built into Chrome.

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Today is Father’s Day and Google is playing its part by reminding GMail users in the US and Canada to call their Dads.

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Google recently applied for the trademark ‘Photovine’ and possibly acquired the domain name ‘Photovine.com’. It seems that with Photovine Google intends to launch a Photo-Sharing service. Lets take a look on what this service can offer.

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Google will soon release an HTML5 version of Google Docs which will have offline editing capabilities both on the desktop (web based version) and the Google Docs Android app. Should this be a reason for Microsoft to worry about?

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