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engadget.com - 16 days ago

Google moving to Wave-like interface across all its Apps?

— engadget.com — We just received a set of screengrabs from an anonymous source giving us a glimpse at what appears to be Google's (and thus, the world's) future interface to its web applications, Gmail in particular. While we were originally tempted to ignore ... (more) Google moving to Wave-like interface across all its Apps?

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inquisitr.com - 15 days ago

Epic Win: News Corp Likely To Remove Content From Google

— inquisitr.com — News Corp founder and CEO Rupert Murdoch has told an interview with Sky News Australia that News Corp will likely remove News Corp content from Google. The revelation came early in the interview, after Murdoch claimed that Google and others are ... (more) Epic Win: News Corp Likely To Remove Content From Google

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sfgate.com - 20 days ago

Google Apps will get stronger video chat capabilities

— sfgate.com — Gmail's voice and video chats are now limited to one-to-one communications, but Google wants to broaden that capability to more than two participants and make it more robust all around for Apps. "This [current Gmail capability] is the first step in a ... (more) Google Apps will get stronger video chat capabilities

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Google Pushes Droid With Rare Ad On Homepage
TechCrunch — ... But the company does make exceptions now and then to promote a partner’s product, such as it did with Firefox back in the day and with the launch of the very first Android phone from T-Mobile a year ago. And at least this Droid ad does not break the 28-word rule. The page weighs in at 27 words. ...

Google classic homepage sports Motorola Droid ad
Between the Lines — ... It’s no surprise that Google’s pushing one of its own products, but as far as I can remember, it’s the first second time it’s using the site to advertise an Android handset. (Or am I wrong? Tell me what you recall in the comments.) I wonder how HTC feels about this, since it’s deployed the T-Mobile G1 , myTouch 3G, Hero and Droid Eris without such fanfare. Or Samsung, with its new Moment smartphone. Update: Google did indeed advertise the G1 on its site for its launch, and defended the practice by not calling it an ad, but a “promotion.” Others were suspicious, since ...