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Google Advertises Chromebook On Chrome Web Browser

If you are a regular Chrome user, you must have noticed a little, yellow dialogue-box appear on the top of your Chrome web browser everytime you open it. It’s nothing offensive or glaringly bold, just a little ad at the top of the default page. Although Google has vowed that it won’t use the browser to make money, apparently Chromebook Black Friday deals need customers right now.

Google Improve Gmail App For iOS 5

Google made a come-back on the App store after a disastrous debut. The company claims that it has fixed all the bugs that were contained in the first version of the App. Let’s see how true that is and how good is Google App for use on iOS.

According To Results, Galaxy Nexus Comes With Huge Improvements By Google

Google’s Galaxy Nexus is a huge improvement, both in software and hardware, as compared to the earlier Android models. According to different tests carried out by AnandTech on Galaxy Nexus and Apple’s iPhone 4S, the Android phone has outdone iPhone 4S in a number of things.

Apple Tackles Google Music With iTunes Match

If you were thinking that Apple had nothing to rival Google Music with, think again. Because iTunes Match is here which allows you to store music in the cloud and access it anywhere. You can access it from any device through iTunes.

Android Devices Worldwide Cross 200 Million Mark, Says Google

Google launched Google Music in a recent event. Google Music is a cloud-based service which allows users in the US to access music for free. During the event, Google announced that the total number of active Android devices worldwide has crossed the mark of 200 million.

Google’s Gmail App Makes A Come-back On App Store

After a disastrous debut of the Gmail App on App Store two weeks ago, Google took it down. The app contained a bug that absolutely ruined it and disappointed the users. However, Google is now back with the Gmail app for iOS, promising it to be lot better this time.

You Can Now Choose To Be Invisible To Google Location Server

Google saves your geographic location data for a number of devices, such as the cellphones. With the new ‘opt-out’ option, you can now choose that you data may not be saved on Google’s Location Server. This can be accomplished in a very simple way.