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HTC Evo 4G LTE having issues with Google Wallet
Have one of the new Evo 4G LTE devices? If you do, chances are, you’ve been having issues with Google Wallet. Lockouts and inability to install the app at all are the name of the game. Errors claim that the device is unsupported and the …
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Google may be accelerating development of their own voice assistant program
It goes without saying: Apple’s Siri is one of the main selling points of iOS. It just works, and it just works well. We know also that Google has been working on their own voice assistant in the Google X Lab. Now, according to the …
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HTC not allowed to use patents it does not own, says ITC
The International Trade Commission has refused to let HTC use the patents it has on loan from Google in its current battle with Apple for patent infringement. Google loaned 5 patents to the Taiwanese manufacturer in September of last year with the specific purpose of …
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Apple drops Google maps, opts for an in-house alternative
It was only a matter of time, folks. Apple has officially announced that they’re dropping Google Maps on their iDevices and going for something cooked up within their own walled garden walls. Big loss? That stands for debate, as Google Maps has never really …
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Trolldroid: Robert Scoble says Andy Rubin leaving Android, U mad bro?
How to keep Android fans busy: start a rumor on Google+ about Andy Rubin leaving Google for a startup. That’s exactly what happened yesterday, went Robert Scoble posted this: Today I heard that the head of Android, +Andy Rubin, will soon leave Google and head …
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Ouch – Judge orders Oracle to reimburse Google’s legal expenses
Just last week, the judge presiding over the case between Oracle and Google found the Google was innocent of the charges against them for patent infringement. That’s not the news we’ve got in this particular article. No, this time, the news is that the same …
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Google acquires QuickOffice and Meebo
Google recently launched their very own cloud computing service known as Google Drive, and I am sure that all Google fans are familiar with Google Docs as well. Now the search giant is planning to expand their line of mobile applications, as they have now acquired …
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Google patent hints at new location-aware features in Android
A newly uncovered patent application from 2011 suggests that Google may have some new location-aware features for future versions of Android. Initially submitted in September, the patent looks to have been recently awarded so it’s possible we could see this in short order. Or… we …
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Google to debut “next dimension” of Google Maps on June 6
Google is planning to introduce the “next dimension” of Google Maps on Wednesday, June 6, where presumably we will see an updated or new version of Google Maps. What’s interesting here is Apple’s WWDC event is also around the corner, and Apple is reportedly planning …
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Google Drive offline expected in next few weeks
Google’s recently launched Google Drive should be getting offline support within the next few weeks, according to a high ranking member of the Chrome team. Google’s Senior Vice President of Chrome Sundar Pichai was asked a question on the topic at D10 about Chrome, his answer was: …
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Google+ Local goes live with free Zagat integration
New feature offers full Zagat ratings and recommendations as well as reviews from your friends.
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Future Google+ experience may include ‘Events’, ‘Local’ features
Hints of the yet-announced features have been found in latest release of Google+ for Android.
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Refreshed and sexy: Google+ 2.6 comes to Google Play
As feature rich as it is gorgeous, the new Google+ app arrives for Android.
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Google officially acquires Motorola Mobility, looks down the road
The nine-month, $12.5 billion deal has come to a close.
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Mozilla Firefox native version hit Android in beta, comes with mouth-watering features
Right now the browsing war is going on between Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Opera. Mostly people consider Mozilla and Google as the top competitors, and no doubt they are. Recently, Google launched the Google Chrome beta version for their very own Android OS, and …
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