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My Google+ Hangout Speed Painting with Artist Cliff Roth

Last weekend I had the opportunity to spend an hour with one of the most innovative artists on the Internet, Cliff Roth. Roth is a digital speed painter who utilizes Google+.

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Google & Historypin Honor The Queen’s 60th Anniversary

[youtube id=”UurA34Kzpl8″ width=”600″ height=”350″] Google announced yesterday that the web giant will partner with Historypin to debut an educational online gallery to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee, which marks the.

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Google Chrome Hacked at Pwn2Own 2012

Only a week after Google began offering cash for exploits in its Chrome browser, French security group VUPEN was able to take down the  browser within the first five minutes.

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Charge Your Gadgets With A Creepy Cyborg Mask? (Spoiler: Probably Not)

Electrical power which, with contemporary technology, generally means batteries“ is a perennial challenge for mobile technology.

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Rhode Island Startup BuildingLayer Helps You Navigate Indoors

  THE GIST: BuildingLayer is a mapping tool that allows anyone to create maps for indoor spaces. BuildingLayer’s mapping tools use an overlay to create a useful contextual map. Plot.

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Google Paying Hackers To Exploit Chrome

Google recently put a post on its Chromium blog offering hackers prizes up to $1 million to find and submit exploits in their Chrome browser. The prize amount differs across.

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Google’s Mysterious Experiments

Below is a guest post by Jerry Toga. It seems increasingly likely that, in the next few months, Google will begin secret experiments in its hometown of Mountain View, as well.

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Google Reverses Course On Do Not Track; White House Pushes Privacy

Search giant Google has reversed course and agreed to install a “Do Not Track” button on the Chrome browser in the near future. Do Not Track is a proposed policy,.

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Android To Beat iOS In U.S. App Downloads

Android is poised to outstrip competitor operating system iOS in U.S. app downloads, according to data from mobile researcher Xyologic, in a trend that could change the dynamics of the.

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Google Science Fair: $50,000 scholarships, Galapagos Trips, & Legos

Google is partnering with companies like Lego and National Geographic to host a world science fair for the second year in a row. Anyone from anywhere between the ages of.

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