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Google Apps Sync: You have nothing to lose but your Exchange - Jun 11, 2009

Crave Google is hitting Microsoft where it lives--or more accurately, where it goes to work--with the launch of Google Apps Sync, a backend replacement for Microsoft Exchange aimed at the enterprise sector. ... Read story »

Google's own Facebook app--social gadgets for iGoogle - Aug 13, 2009

Blogs So Google finally decided to take its own dip in the social-networking pool with the introduction of social gadgets for iGoogle. Structured much like Facebook, the 19 gadgets launched today allow ... Read story »

Google, Microsoft join Camera Phone Image Quality Initiative - Dec 4, 2009

Crave Google and Microsoft have joined a group devoted to creating a way that cell phone buyers can easily comprehend the quality of their camera phones. The International Imaging Industry Association said ... Read story »

Of Google-zilla and control freaks - Nov 19, 2009

Blogs Recently, HTC finally delivered the Australian release of both the HTC Hero and HTC Tatoo at Harvey Norman. Despite its late appearance compared with its Asian counterparts, is this really a ... Read story »

Gmail exits beta after five years - Jul 8, 2009

Crave Earlier on today we took a potato out of the microwave. It wasn't done, so back in it went. A few minutes later, it was ready. That's basically the story ... Read story »

Overview of Google Latitude on iPhone - Jul 28, 2009

Crave Last week Google released a Web app version of Latitude, its geolocation-based social tracking service. At Apple's request, Google made it a Web app instead of a native app that required ... Read story »

Google sees separate paths for Android, Chrome OS - Jul 13, 2009

Crave Google's Andy Rubin (left) and T-Mobile's Cole Brodman discuss Google's Android smartphone operating system at a press conference. SAN FRANCISCO--Among the many questions raised in the wake of Google's announcement ... Read story »

Google told to remove porn by Chinese government - Jun 22, 2009

Crave Google has acknowledged that the Chinese government asked it to disable a search feature with the goal of censoring pornography, but it still won't say whether the government ordered tighter censorship ... Read story »

Android-powered phone from Samsung - May 2, 2009

Blogs Is Android really ready for primetime? After HTC released its first Android phone, everybody seemed to be watching closely who would be the next phone manufacturer to jump on the bandwagon. ... Read story »

iPhone's Safari gets Google's My Location feature - Jul 17, 2009

Crave Google on Wednesday rolled out the My Location feature for Google.com on the iPhone. Now, when you visit Google.com from the Safari browser of an iPhone sporting 3.0 software, you'll ... Read story »

Microsoft believes Windows 7 will ace Chrome OS, Apple - Sep 16, 2009

Crave Although the conventional wisdom is that the rise of the Netbook is hurting the Windows business, a Microsoft executive said Tuesday that lower-cost laptops can actually be a good thing. Speaking ... Read story »

BlackBerry gets full-fledged Google Apps support - May 5, 2009

Crave In a bid to make its online Google Apps more appealing to corporate customers, Google plans to release software in July to make its email and calendar services work well on ... Read story »

Google's breakthrough for better image search - Jun 24, 2009

Crave Google's new landmark search research uses clustering techniques to match similar photos of famous landmarks, such as the Acropolis. (Click for larger image) Google thinks it has made a breakthrough ... Read story »

Google thought Michael Jackson traffic was attack - Jun 29, 2009

Crave Searches for Michael Jackson surged a little before 10 p.m. GMT Thursday. Google has confirmed that the surge of Michael Jackson-related searches on Google News Thursday was first interpreted as ... Read story »

Google builds Street View bikes to map UK footpaths - May 19, 2009

Crave To advance its Street View service in the UK some time in June, Google is poised to unleash the unstoppable power of human legs. Traditionally, the average road car finds ... Read story »

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