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RumorTT: ASUS preparing 3G-capable Nexus 7 tablet.

Android search app, Google Now, gets updated, now includes the ability of looking for movie showtime.

Flipboard now features more than 20 million users, I'm one of them, but are you?

Aaand the patent war continues, Google file lawsuit against Apple, would see the ban of multiple App.

NASA to use Android devices in tiny satellites, one small step for man, one giant leap for Android?

Google unveil Octane, a JavaScript benchmark suite.

The international Samsung Galaxy S III will receive its Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update next week.

Google releases Octane, an updated JavaScript benchmark that uses real world apps.

Judge presiding over Oracle v Google has said Google failed to comply with mandate, have until 8/24

Motorola file patent lawsuit against Apple, want to see the block of US imports of their products.

Think you can hack Google's Chrome browser? Well, the company has announced Pwnium 2, with $2 millio.

Jelly Bean making its way to ASUS' Transformer Pad TF300, is going over-the-air as we speak.

Apple and Google are hurting Sony and Nintendo where it hurts, in the mobile gaming business.

Next-gen Amazon Kindle Fire passes the FCC, shouldn't be long now.

Adobe will no longer allow new installs of Flash on Android-based devices as of tomorrow.

YouTube releases a dedicated app for the PlayStation 3.

Google launches new text input tool, allows you to type in Russian, Chinese and Hindi in Google Docs.

Google will start to consider the number of valid removal notices received for a website in its page.

Google needs your input on which images to use in its stock picture library.

Google gets fined $22.5 million by the Federal Trade Commission over the Safari tracking incident

Amazon looking to jump into the patent war, have hired IP "leader" to help them.

ASUS' and Google's Nexus 7 gets overclocked to 1.64GHz, is now the king of benchmarks.

Google serves 100 billion searches a month, crawls 20 billion web pages a day.

Google's self-driving cars are a success, have logged 300k test miles without an accident.

An argument for why Android phones should receive OS updates for a minimum of 2 years.

iOS 6 will lose the stock YouTube app; Google working on replacement through App Store.

Google updated PageSpeed Service, browser now loads content even quicker.

Microsoft adds Honeywell to their list of Android-based partners, and their patent portfolio.

Google updates their developer program policy page, makes the Play Store more secure by clamping dow.

Google finally has an official blog for Android.

Google Wallet opens up to credit and debit cards, stores the information in the cloud.

US Q2 2012 smartphone sale numbers are in, Android slumps a little, but iOS jumps.

Security firm BT says that one-third of all Android apps include malware.

Google updates Maps and Earth with new aerial imagery, offers new incredible views.

Google officially announces Google Fiber for Kansas City residents.

Trace is currently traveling around Europe visiting some tech companies. He reports back with Part 2 of his traveling with technology tips.

Madfinger Games forced to stop charging for Android game due to 'unbelievably high' piracy.

Google halts 16GB Nexus 7 sales for now, demand is much higher than anticipated.

You can now explore the Antarctic with Google Maps and Street View.

Chrome for iOS now takes up 1.5% of the iOS browser market.

Boeing to outfit their 787 Dreamliners with Android-based in-flight entertainment systems.

Nexus 7 costs $152 to build, according to teardown results.

Google finally release Google+ app for the iPad.

Google and ASUS' Jelly Bean-powered Nexus 7 has been overclocked, rooted and given a custom ROM all

Amazon's next Kindle Fire to sport 1280x800 display, ships next quarter.

Olympus' MEG 4.0, a Project Glass-style glasses-mounted heads-up display.

Google files an interesting new patent, would identify faces in videos.

Google's web browser, Chrome, to soon feature ads inside of extensions.

Samsung and Google to push out Nexus update 'immediately', stops the Nexus from infringing on Apple'