 | There is no denying the growing competition between the social networking giant, Facebook, and Google’s new social network, Google+. There is no denying that Google+ is one of Google’s most ambitious projects to data and they have Facebook worried. Facebook has been rolling out a number of new features recently in reply to Google+. In… |
 | Last week, Apple succeeded in obtaining an EU-wide injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Apple was granted the injunction based on its complaint regarding its design patent and subsequently the Samsung Galaxy Tab was banned throughout the EU. A hearing was scheduled for 25th August to determine if the ban should be made permanent…. |
 | With Google’s announcement of their acquisition of Motorola Mobility, we wondered what this will mean for the other Android manufacturers like HTC, Samsung, LG etc. A while back, Google has released a page with quotes from these manufacturers about their views on the acquisition. Let us take a look at the statements. We welcome today’s… |
 | Google has just announced that they are acquiring Motorola Mobility for a price of $12.5 billion. I have to admit that I never saw this coming. Announcing the acquisition, this is what Google CEO, Larry Page wrote: Given Android’s phenomenal success, we are always looking for new ways to supercharge the Android ecosystem. That is… |
 | For the ones who are not familiar with Ubuntu One, it is a web based storage services from Canonical just the same as Dropbox. A basic account of Ubuntu One offers you upto 5GB of storage space unlike DropBox which offers only 2GB and talking about popularity of the Ubuntu One service, we have already… |
 | It is no secret that Google has been planning on bringing games to Google+ eventually – after all logo and references to Google+ games had been found in the Google+ source codes. Today, Vic Gundotra, Senior Vice President, Engineering at Google, has officially announced the Google+ Games. Today we’re adding games to Google+. With the… |
 | In a blog post, John Luther, the Project Manager of Google’s WebM Project, has announced that Skype now supports the VP8 codec. The VP8 support is already available for Windows users who are using Skype 5.5. VP8 will be used to encode and decode the Skype video call if both the caller and receiver have… |
