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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak visits Computer History Museum

Steve Wozniak

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak visited the remodeled Computer History Museum at Mountain View on Thursday morning, kindling a lot of enthusiasm for the opening exhibit, “Revolution: The First 2,000 Years of Computing.”

Google to sell own mobile phone direct to consumers

Google to sell own mobile phone direct to consumers

California-based Google Inc has plans to sell its own cellphone straight to consumers from next year, in a move that will put it into direct competition with Apple and RIM.

Google Inc said its employees were testing a device that uses its Android operating system. It further added that the hardware of the phone was manufactured by a partner.

Chrome Extensions to be officially launched by Google Next Week

Google Chrome Extensions

Chrome Extensions site was introduced by Google some weeks back, right after various hints that pooped up about a complete push for extension support in the browser. That bit, however, was only meant to serve extension developers who were also allowed to upload their developments to Google.

DNA-decoding startup 23andMe secures $2.6 million from Google; total raising $13.6 million

DNA-decoding startup 23andMe secures $2.6 million from Google; total raising $13

In an addition to its $11 million Series B funding round in May, the DNA-decoding startup 23andMe has now secured another $2.6 million from Google! With the recent contribution from Google, the company has raised $13.6 million, out of the total $24.26 million it intends raising in this round.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos lashes out against Google’s book digitization venture

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos lashes out against Google’s book digitization venture

With Google trying all its might to push forward its Book Search initiative, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, in an interview with Steven Levy at the Wired Business Conference,

alled for the Google book digitization venture to be sent back to regulators. Clearly, in case the endeavors of the Mountain View, California-based Google bring about the

Google releases developers-specific Chrome test versions for Mac OS X and Linux

Google releases developers-specific Chrome test versions for Mac OS X and Linux

Though Google has released the test versions of its Chrome browser for Mac OS X and Linux, the company has alongside also cautioned that the builds are basically developers-specific and not stable enough for use on a daily basis.

Google confirms plans about building “digital book ecosystem”

Google

The most recent sign of Google's ongoing endeavors to expand beyond online advertising - and gain a foothold in e-commerce - is the company's Monday confirmation of its plans about building a "digital book ecosystem," which would enable publishers to sell digital editions of their books straight to consumers.

Mozilla’s launches ‘Firefox Mobile’ Fennec’s Alpha 1 for Windows Mobile 6

Mozilla

Fully encompassing the potent idea of third-party add-ons, Fennec - Mozilla's mobile edition of its Firefox browser - has marked its arrival on the Windows Mobile 6 platform! The browser has been through alpha and beta modes on two Maemo-run, Linux-based Nokia Internet Tablets.

Google announces a string of new search options

Android app

With the aim of providing more pertinent search-results, Google Tuesday announced a string of new search products - including Google Search Options, Google Squared, and Rich Snippets, along with an astrology-related Android app.

Google reports 6 percent year-on-year revenue in 2009 first quarter

Google

Despite the fact that its chief revenue source - online advertising spending - has seen a plunge in the face of the economic downturn, Google has still managed to report an increase in its 2009 first quarter revenue and profit.

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