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Gmail for iOs gets updates for tablet version

This week, Google rolled out an iPad-focused update to its Gmail for mobile apps, which can be downloaded for free in the Apple iTunes Store.


Judge sides with Google on book-scanning case

Judge Denny Chin of the US Circuit Court in New York ruled that the scanning can be classified as fair use since it was "highly transformative." Chin also said that the scanning was not detrimental to the marketing for the author's work.

Google's USD607 million investment to triple size of Hamina data facility

Google announced that it will invest USD607 million to upgrade its seawater-cooled facility in Finland and convert it into a bigger data center.

Leaked images fuel speculation Google developing Nexus 8 to compete with Ipad mini- report

Leaked images sparked rumors that Apple was developing a new tablet to compete with Apple's iPad mini.


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A Telegraph report revealed the hidden features of Android smartphones. A report from UK newspaper The Telegraph revealed hidden features of Android smartphones.
Google, SAP and Cisco had been in discussions to possible acquire struggling smartphone maker BlackBerry, said a Reuters report.
Google modifies its search engines to accommodate competitors, as confirmed by EU Competition Commission and Google executives.
Google was advised by the Federal Trade Commission that it would not object to the search engine's acquisition of mapping app firm Waze.
Google rolled out new updates on Chrome and Chrome apps today, simplifying certain features. Today, Google rolled out an update of its Chrome browser to simplify new tab interface.
Youtube and Google+ had teamed up to improve the system of moderating comments in Youtube, and recently did a soft launch with a limited number of Youtube users.
In a tell-all report, the Business Insider unravelled the sex scandals and the political intrigue that happen in the halls of Googleplex.
Google has made a 'significant' investment in Calico, a company designed Google had announced its plans to form a new company to be named Calico.
The IPO of Twitter would determine if the microblogging site is Groupon, a bust or Google, a success.
According to Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside, the factory is able to produce 'tens of millions' per year.
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