Finally, Indians can enjoy the privilege of a free and accurate voice assisted navigation, as Google launched its navigation service in India.

Google has unveiled its Google Fiber broadband Internet service promising access speeds 100x faster than some of the fastest available from traditional Companies

Google has now planned for a new breakthrough in its email service i.e. Gmail. According to Google the gmail users will now be able to send and receive the emails by the help of SMSes. The main aim of Google to put this service feature is to attract more

Google’s I/O developer conference 2012 has officially came up with lot of new things. All these include some of the hot things listed below. Nexus 7 Tablet Google officially unveiled the $199 Nexus 7 tablet [https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=nexus_7_8gb], built by

Today, Google’s unified privacy policy goes live, allowing the search giant to combine and manipulate data from all its 60 free services, something it could not do under its previous policies.

Google has acquired a seven-year-old company that develops facial-recognition technology for images and video, though the Web-search giant didn’t say what it plans to do with it. The company, called Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition, or PittPatt [http://www.pittpatt.com/], is run by three “image analysis” and “pattern recognition” specialists

Google+ social network is the similar project like Facebook which helps users to stay connected with their friends and dear ones. You can see there are options in Google + where users can create their own Circles, where they can share contents and posts to limited friends.

People want to type less or in other words they want to reach the most relevant results as fast as possible. Voice & Image search on Google allows the same

Google has announced a new security feature for its Chrome Web browser aimed at preventing users from unwittingly downloading malicious files from Internet

Google Fellow Amit Singhal recently accused Bing of copying some of Google’s search results. Google had created what it calls “synthetic queries” – test search queries which tie two terms which normally have no connection, and discovered that after a while the same connections start appearing on Bing. For example,

Forget the human at the wheel, says Google. The search engine giant revealed that it has been test-driving cars sans drivers for months in the streets of California, a rumour which was doing its rounds. Not a typical project from Google, these self-driving cars has been tested On 140,000