India turns its focus to Google and Skype
Over the past few months, Indian government officials have been in discussion with Research in Motion in order to establish the safety of its Blackberry device security.
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Archive for the 'Google' CategoryIndia turns its focus to Google and SkypeOver the past few months, Indian government officials have been in discussion with Research in Motion in order to establish the safety of its Blackberry device security.
Read the rest of this entry » Google offers free calls through GmailInternet search giants Google have announced that they will be providing free telephone calls through Gmail, their free online e-mail service.
Read the rest of this entry » Seller Rating Extensions – a limited release offering from GoogleGoogle have announced that they are offering a limited release addition to their programme, on their AdWords Blog. The new function enables customers to set goals in the opportunities tab within the AdWords console, in order that advertisers can maintain greater control over their AdWords service.
Read the rest of this entry » Internet future discussed in US technology meetingFollowing a controversial strategy publicised by Google and Verizon to alter internet access for UK customers, an industry body has been meeting to discuss the future of open internet.
Read the rest of this entry » Google warns against online transparencyGoogle boss Eric Schmidt has cautioned that in the future, young people may have to change their names in order to escape their earlier online actions.
Read the rest of this entry » Google protesters rally in CaliforniaA group of unhappy internet users have gathered in California to hold a protest outside search engine giant Google’s offices.
Read the rest of this entry » Google’s Android operating system targeted by malicious programmeAn application which has the ability to steal funds from smartphones running the Google Android operating system has been discovered in operation.
Read the rest of this entry » We know where you live…hackers locate addresses from modemsSamy Kamkar, a security expert who has been working on hunting out shortcomings in routers, has demonstrated how online attackers can find out someone’s personal address through the net.
Read the rest of this entry » Google cleared of illegal data gathering in UKThe UK Information Commissioner Office (ICO) has been investigating Google for claims of illegal ‘snooping’ over wifi networks in the UK. The ‘Street View’ row first came to light in 2006, when Google was asked to share the material they had collected with authorities in Germany.
Read the rest of this entry » Spam wreaks havoc upon small businessesThe increasing ability for social media to influence public opinion is becoming more obvious as spammers create ripples when it comes to commenting upon business reputations and services. A new report suggests that spam reviews which are posted up on customer review sites, posing as legitimate comments, are having a hugely detrimental effect upon small business owners within the UK.
Read the rest of this entry » Tessa Jowell celebrated in ironic humour by GoogleIn an endearing and rather amusing addition to Google Maps, the search engine geographical service has apparently added ‘Tessa Jowell’ to their list of London attractions.
Read the rest of this entry » Adwords test caught on Google siteSearch engine giants Google have been rumbled in what appears to be an on-site test for related Adwords, which they placed on the bottom right hand side frame of their search engine site. The search engine returns included related keywords which had some bearing on the original search query.
Read the rest of this entry » Travel market penetration planned by GoogleAs if search engine giants Google don’t have enough fingers in various pies, they have now announced that they intend to begin providing services for people travelling by air. Since purchasing ITA Software, a firm which provides flight information for travellers, Google looks set to begin competing in the holiday and business travel industry. Read the rest of this entry » Google censorship battle with China continuesThe battle between China and Internet giants Google has been ongoing for a while now, as Google automatically redirected Chinese surfers to Hong Kong’s Google page, in a bid to navigate through China’s strict censorship laws.
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