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Google, Intel and Sony to Introduce Smart TV

On the heels of rumors that Google TV will be unveiled at Google’s I/O conference in San Francisco in May comes a report by The Financial Times that gives a name to the project: Smart TV.

 

Google grabs personal info off Wi-Fi networks

Google says it has inadvertently scooped up snippets of people's online activities broadcast over unprotected Wi-Fi networks during the past four years.

 

Google stops selling Nexus online

Google stops selling Nexus online

Search giant Google is closing its Web store after just five months and will sell its Nexus smartphone in traditional retail outlets.

 

Google Taps Eye Tracking, 'Dogfooding' to Overhaul Search Page

Google Taps Eye Tracking, 'Dogfooding' to Overhaul Search Page

Every day, 268 million people use Google Inc. tools to search for something. The query goes in, the company's software programs, called spiders, crawl the Web, and deliver back the most relevant links.

 

Google Will Start Selling EBooks This Summer

Google Will Start Selling EBooks This Summer

Google will make its entry into the digital book market starting this summer in late June or early July ...

 

Google to Show TV Software in May

Google to Show TV Software in May

Google is planning to introduce Android-based television software to developers at an event in May, according to people familiar with the matter.

 

The Tomatometer is on Google's Search Results

The Tomatometer is on Google's Search Results

Sorta. Kinda. It's been converted to a star system. If you search for a movie and the Rotten Tomatoes page for it comes up, then you'll see a star rating (converted from the Tomatometer), the Tomatometer percent, and the number of reviews they're based on.

 

Hackers duped Google workers

System administrators, executives with access to passwords and other information were tricked.

 

Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Team Up Against Facebook Connect

A consortium of companies including Google, Yahoo, MySpace, Meebo and more announced tonight that it will launch a new system on Monday that will let website owners discover which social networks a site visitor uses and prompt them automatically to log-in and share with friends on those network.

 

Google Chrome OS brings printing to the cloud

The developers behind Google Chrome OS, the forthcoming cloud-enabled operating system from the internet giant, have explained how they are dealing with a key need for any computer - how well it plays with the printer.

 

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