Google Remorse and the Buzz Privacy Backlash
Many people have had their fill of Google and are looking for other options. How can Google stop the defections? Here are some ideas.
Read more on PC World
Archive for the ‘Google’ Category
Googles Lesson: Innovation Has to Be Accompanied by Reliability
While we wait for next move in the standoff between Google and China, the most profound impact of the Google incident may have little to do with Internet censorship. Rather it is likely to change the shape and speed of technological development in the information technology sector.
Read more on Foreign Relations
China rejects report schools linked to hacking
China on Tuesday rejected a news report that U.S. investigators have traced hacking attacks against Google Inc. to two Chinese schools and said suggestions the government might be involved were
Read more on Sify News
Review: Waveboard for iPhone
This app, which accesses Google Wave, isn’t much different than accessing the collaboration service through the mobile browser on your iPhone or iPod touch. But the recent addition of push notifications is a step in the right direction.
Read more on Macworld
Campbell: Technology companies’ strategies for green and renewable energy
A recent article from CNET, “Google gets go-ahead to buy, sell energy,” appeared in its website’s “Green Tech” section. So what are Google’s new ideas for green and renewable energy?
Read more on The Pitt News
US investigators track enigmatic Chinese hacker
US investigators are hot on the trail of an enigmatic Chinese hacker who allegedly developed the “critical” programming code used to attack Google and other western companies. read more
Read more on TG Daily
2010 Is Becoming the Year of Google Screwups
From Nexus One support woes and the Google Buzz fiasco to killing off music blogs, it seems like Google can’t do anything right anymore.
Read more on PC World
US-BUSINESS Summary
Wall Street slips as consumer confidence takes a hit
Read more on Reuters via Yahoo! Malaysia News
Microsoft, Yahoo take aim at Google
Microsoft and Yahoo! say they will move ahead with their joint search engine venture after getting a green light from European and U.S. regulators, though analysts say their union is unlikely to shave much off Google’s dominant market share any time soon.[...]
Read more on The Sudbury Star
‘Apps’ provider PocketGear buys big rival
A Durham company that helps mobile-phone providers sell “apps” to consumers worldwide has purchased one of its top rivals.
Read more on The News & Observer