Mozilla developers are testing a “reset” button for the popular Firefox browser, aimed at users who are frustrated with repeated crashes and poor performance, which they say works “like magic.”
Google steps in to exert more control over the ecosystem of apps and hardware run on Android phones and tablets.
Google TV isn’t dead yet, at least according to manufacturer LG. The South Korean conglomerate is expected to demonstrate a new smart TV this week based on Google’s beleaguered media platform .
It’s possible that Mozilla and Google are prepping a push for regulatory action against Microsoft, which is limiting Windows RT’s to Internet Explorer.
Google introduced a number of new features to the Google Maps for Android today, many with a commercial focus.
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? Well, for now NV is home to Google’s autonomous vehicle road tests.
Sergey Brin is speaking out publicly in favor of the open web at the same time the company defending its right to strategically fudge searches.
Consumer computer hardware is the fastest it’s ever been, and broadband speeds dwarf what was available a decade ago (even if the United States doesn’t stack up too well internationally.).
The hackers who disseminated the Flashback trojan, which shook the confidence of Apple users who had grown accustomed to not dealing with malware, were making a quick buck at Google‘s.
Take heed, event promoters and love-lorn flirts. Facebook‘s chat service will soon become a bit more transparent – and, proportionally, creepier. The new feature set, which will appear first on.
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