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Google announces Google Cloud Messaging now available from Chrome apps.

Next-generation Nexus 7 would cost $199, feature 1920x1200 display and quad-core processor.

Google, Time, NASA and the USGS team up to create Timelapse, a 30 year look into how Earth has changed physically.

Google Maps to get a more refined, mobile friendly look just in time for I/O.

Google pushes out Glass software update, brings bug fixes and new features to the headset.

Google adds "highly-requested" features to Hangouts on Air.

Android 4.3 will be the next iteration of Android, not Android 5.0 'Key Lime Pie'

Google Glass can be easily exploited, would allow industrial espionage, easy access to bank pins.

SketchUcation releases SketchUp Plugin Store, a better way to find, download and install plugins within SketchUp itself.

Digg finds 40% of respondents would pay for Google Reader replacement.

Google Glass Explorer Edition specs leak out, running similar CPU to that in Galaxy Nexus.

Google Drive gets second update today: allows auto syncing of documents in background.

Google Glass can only record video for around 30 minutes before running out of battery.

Google adds new features to Drive, now supports profile photos, one-click group chat, and more.

Googlerola X Phone leaked in benchmark screenshot, now called Google X.

Apple loses tablet OS marketshare, Android gains nearly all of their customers.

Intel are pushing for Android-based notebooks, notebook vendors join in on the fight.

Estimated Nexus 10 sales numbers don't look good, likely less than 1m total sold.

Google Glass terms of sale prevent purchasers from reselling or even loaning out Glass.

Google looking to acquire iProvo to bring Google Fiber to Provo, UT.

Android saw the total number of devices infected by malware triple in 2012.

Google Glass specifications are here, high-resolution display is equal to that of a 25-inch monitor in front of you.

Google says mobile web getting faster, around 30 percent improvement from last year.

Tablet sales to sit at an estimated $64 billion this year, thanks to Android tablets.

Google introduces feature to help plan digital afterlife, will delete data after set inactive period.

Google announces Google Play Music availability to seven new countries.

Google Street View Hyperlapse by Teehan+Lax is a thing of beauty!

ASUS makes good on promise, begins shipping $149 7-inch MeMO Pad Android tablet.

Futuremark last week, Rightware this week - Basemark X wants to melt your smart device with its benchmarking stress. Let's take a look at this new mobile benchmark.

Confirmed: Google bringing 1Gbps Fiber Internet connection to Austin, Texas.

Google Fiber coming to Austin, TX? Google and Austin planning announcement for April 9.

Google receiving DMCA takedown notices regarding posted DMCA takedown notices.

Facebook Home a truly new and unique experience for Android devices?

Google forks WebKit, and Mozilla develops entirely new web engine with Samsung.

New Nexus 7 could be coming as early as July, could see price cut down to $150.

Futuremark tunes into the mobile world with 3DMark for Android, benchmarking just became a whole lot cooler for smartphones and tablets.

Google's privacy director is stepping down with plans to retire.

Google says it will shut down Youtube, The Pirate Bay moves servers to US, and Bing has decided that Google does things better.

Same-day delivery pilot goes live for Google in San Francisco.

Google+ now supports Gifs as profile pictures on mobile and desktop.

Before Google Glass is even here, lawmakers are trying to ban the use of Glass on the road.

Google reportedly shut Reader down because of the hidden costs of keeping users' data safe.

Google unveils Keep, a note taking service available online and on Android.

LG's third outing in their first-generation L series gets reviewed, the Optimus L9. Let's take a look.

Google adds Everest, Kilimanjaro to Google Maps Street View imagery.

Images of Google Keep surface, could be an Evernote killer.

RumorTT: LG to make the Nexus 5? Rumors suggest it would run 5.2-inch display, 3GB of RAM and Snapdr.

Petition aiming to save Google Reader surpasses 100,000 signatures in under 48 hours.

Apple marketing chief, Paul Schiller, takes a stab at Android - gets it totally wrong.