Google’s search engine was clogged with requests Thursday for information about “Joe the plumber,” an obscure handyman from Ohio flushed into the limelight during the latest US presidential debate. Searches for “Joe the plumber” ranked number seven
Recently, if you wanted to get a new generation handheld computer, you had one choice — the Apple iPhone. That all changes next week with what WSJ’s Walt Mossberg calls a ‘worthy, worthy competitor,’ the T-Mobile G-1 phone, designed by Google.
A Google-sponsored satellite has beamed its first picture back to Earth in a successful test of a camera that will supply images for the Internet giant’s free online map and navigation services. The high-resolution color image from GeoEye-1, which was…
Microsoft’s Chief Executive Steve Ballmer has spoken about the company’s plans to expand its share of the internet search market.
Internet search leader Google took a giant leap into the mobile phone market on Tuesday, unveiling a handset developed with telecom carrier T-Mobile to compete with Apple’s hot-selling iPhone. The T-Mobile G1, the first mobile device powered by Google…
Now when it comes to to overused phrase of “iPhone Killer” I think we may have a winner. The G1 by T-Mobile has everything that the iPhone has to offer plus more. Specifically the keyboard and track ball for better functionality. I think the G1 running Google’s Android software will fare much better than the last attack on the iPhone (Samsung Instinct)! The date set for release in sometime in October. I wonder if stores will have people lined up and camping outside for this!?!? Doubt it but I would like to get my hand on one to take it for a test drive.
The first cell phone running Google’s mobile software looks something like Apple’s iPhone and has a large touch screen, but it also packs a trackball, a slide-out keyboard.
Internet titan Google and technology colossus General Electric said Wednesday they are joining forces to promote a “smart” US electric power grid and clean energy.
Google turns 10 years old! This is an interesting time line of events commemorating Google and it’s history on the internet. Starting out in a Stanford Basement Google has become the authority with respect to internet search engines. They are now branching out on to all other scenes internet related including web browsers, email platform, contextual internet advertising and many other venues.
