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Google Gmail vulnerabilities blamed on users and Phishing

There were reports of security vulnerabilities in Google’s Gmail and Google blamed users and Phishing, basically those who fell for the bogus e-mail scam, users duped by phishing messages is the main flaw here. Read more

Google Searchwiki is here: Will you use Search Wiki?

We have known for a while that Google Searchwiki was coming, but now it is finally here, but is it something that we will actually use. Google Search Wiki is a listing recommendation system, where user who are logged in can push results up, or even ban them from future listings. Read more

Google Android and T-Mobile G1 Phone Get Adobe Flash 10

A new video which was taken at the Adobe MAX conference has showed the T-Mobile G1 with Flash 10 running on it which means good news for all you owners out there. Read more

Google shutting down Lively: is Sony Home to blame?

Earlier this year Google launched a new service called Lively, the 3D chat app was a mix between Second Life and Habbo Hotel. Google have announced that they are shutting Lively down at the end of the year; the application has only been running for four months. Read more

Google Gmail Themes and Skins in Pics

When Google first launched their Gmail service it was not the best looking email service on offer, Google have always liked to keep things simple. Now Google are about to launch Google Gmail Themes, this new application will allow you to choose from a variety of skins and different pics. Read more

Google launches Gmail Themes: customize with new looks

Today Google has launched Gmail Themes; this new feature allows users to customize the appearance of their Webmail application with a range of new looks. Google is all set to roll out this new feature over the next few days. Read more

Google Life: Search millions of historic photos

What is Google Life? Here is a little information about Google Life, Google has just launched an improved version of its Image Search where you will get availability of never-before-seen images or pictures or photos called LIFE an “Image Archive of Historic photos”. Read more

Google, Yahoo and Microsoft battle Web advertising space

When it comes to advertising space on the web, Google, Yahoo and Microsoft are in a fight to take control of it. With the departure of Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang, Microsoft could enter another takeover bid, which means that the fight would be between Google and Microsoft for the control of market the for Web advertising. Read more

Google’s iPhone Voice Search App Reviewed

We have had Google’s iPhone Voice Search App for a few days now, so it was about time that the application got reviewed. Developers have always liked the idea of voice recognition for mobile apps, but the technology has not been good enough, until now. Read more

Google Chrome Patch: What’s New?

Ok we know about Google Chrome but after the Google Chrome Patch What’s New? Google is getting ready the all new Chrome update which will apparently fix many known security issues and well as delivering a more improved V8 JavaScript interpreter. Read more

Finally New Voice Search: Google Mobile app for iPhone

We had hoped that the new version of the Google Mobile app for the iPhone would have been out over the weekend, but now the new voice search version is finally available. The long wait was worth it, how cool is it that you can just bring your iPhone to your face, speak your search and Google will search for what you spoke. Read more

iPhone Google voice-powered search: where is it?

A few days ago we reported that Google were to launch version two of their search app for the Apple iPhone. The new version is to get voice-powered search, allowing you to do away with using the keyboard. However the question is where is it? Read more

Google Mobile App to offer Voice-activated search

When Apple first launched their App Store, Google were one of the first companies to take their place in this virtual marketplace. Google had hoped to have application in place from day one of the App Store launch. Read more

Google Switch: this could have been the T-Mobile G1?

There was a time long ago in a phone store far away when we did not have the iPhone 3G, BlackBerry Bold, T-Mobile G1, Nokia N95, or even the Samsung Omnia. Back then a couple of guys had heard that Apple was looking at developing a new handset, so they thought they would come up with the ultimate hoax, enter the Google Switch. Read more

Veveo’s WikiTap: New Google Android and Apple iPhone App

Veveo have launched a new iPhone and Android application, WikiTap is now available for download from the Apple Store and Android Market. WikiTap is a cool app that allows users to read and mirco-contribute content on Wikipedia while on the go. Read more

Google Revives Ancient Rome with new Earth 3D map tool

It seems that Google are capable of almost anything these days, as they have now revived Ancient Rome. Ok not literally, but they have introduced a new 3D map tool on Google Earth which allows us to see Ancient Rome in all its splendid glory. Read more

Google Gmail gets video and audio chat, beating Microsoft and Yahoo

Google are to add video and audio chat in to their email service, Gmail. Microsoft and Yahoo, along with Google were all in a race to offer a more social experience on the web. Microsoft and Yahoo have had their email service for longer, yet Google have managed to beat them to this new feature that integrates into the email service. Read more

Google Android G1 Phone Anti Virus App

SMobile Systems is a world leader when it comes to security solutions for cell phones, be it Blackberry, Apple iPhone, Palm, Symbian, and the new kid on the block, Google Android. Many users of Android have been worried that they could get a virus on their G1 handset, which is why SMobile System has offered the first anti virus app called SMobile virusGuard, for the Google Android G1 Phone. Read more

Google and Yahoo Deal Over

It has now been two days since Google pulled out of the advertising deal with Yahoo, now Google chief executive, Eric E. Schmidt has been talking about the failed partnership. Schmidt believes that the deal would have been a successful one if they decided to defend the deal in court. Read more

Google, Yahoo and the Justice Department

When two massive names in any industry get together then it’s dealings will obviously be scrutinized by governing authorities, and this is just what’s happening with the online advertising industry and the Google / Yahoo partnership.

Today we are hearing that Google and Yahoo are significantly narrowing the scope of their advertising plans Read more

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