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Google News & Articles
By Chris Knight
| Wednesday May 22, 2013

Google has turned the taps on its update stream after last week's I/O event. You can now talk to your PC's Chrome browser for Google searches, while mobile users get a new version of Google+ to play with that's more in line with the card-based update of the recent PC browser update.
By David Roe
| Tuesday May 21, 2013
Its only been one week since Google I/O, but already some of the functionality that was announced by Google is being offered by third-party vendors. Today, it’s OrangeScape, which is offering a number of quick action buttons in its KiSSFLOW workflow builder.
By Katie Ingram
| Tuesday May 21, 2013
The way customers shop through Google and retailers is changing, as the company begins to phase out Google Checkout in favor of Google Wallet.
By Anthony Myers
| Monday May 20, 2013
Web stat geeks will be stoked about Google Analytics updates that include real time widgets and interactive insights that help define how customers really decide to finally make a purchase.
By Chris Knight
| Friday May 17, 2013

Yahoo is bidding for Tumblr in an attempt to boost its social media credentials, but Facebook and other parties may be interested in spoiling the party.
By Anthony Myers
| Thursday May 16, 2013

Voice search in Google's Chrome browser now features hands free search by saying the phrase, "Okay, Google."
Once a year, Google throws its I/O developers conference, and day one in 2013 featured plenty of updates about the company's most popular search, mobile and cloud products including a hands free voice search feature for laptops and desktops.
By Samantha Phua
| Thursday May 16, 2013
Start off the New Year with a new gig -- we've got a shopping list of hot jobs for you to browse. Our featured jobs list is a great collection of opportunities spanning specialties and continents. Here's who's hiring this week (and if you're hiring, post your open jobs here).
By Chris Knight
| Wednesday May 15, 2013

Google's I/0 event keynote is in full swing with announcements for developers, gadget lovers and social media users. A cross-platform Hangouts app is one of the highlights, bringing its various communications apps together.
By Anthony Myers
| Tuesday May 14, 2013

Content delivery vendor Limelight hosts video, provides content management, delivery, performance and cloud storage with Orchestrate 2.0.
Providing multiple format content to various devices in real time is a feature many technology providers are striving for in a mobile world, and Limelight Orchestrate 2.0 has been released for doing just that.
By Anthony Myers
| Tuesday May 14, 2013

Launch a Gchat session right from an Outlook.com email message with the Google contacts integration.
Google's instant messaging service has been integrated into the Microsoft universe, at least when it comes to the Web based Outlook.com and the cloud based SkyDrive storage app.
By Chris Knight
| Tuesday May 14, 2013

With the unveiling of the next Android OS 'Key Lime Pie' a possibility at its Google I/O event, starting tomorrow, it seems the existing flavors are doing pretty well. Analyst figures from Gartner show almost 75% of smartphones now run the OS, powered by growth in Asia.
By Chris Knight
| Monday May 13, 2013

To make life easier for Google users, the company is now unifying its storage for the likes of Gmail, Drive and so on. But will that big 15GB slice of cloud be used for anything fun at the company's IO event?
By Chris Knight
| Monday May 13, 2013
Site visitors could always do with a little more content, right? But even if your site has lots of great articles, getting links to the right kind of stories can be problematic. So, Google will now feed appropriate content using recommendations from its social media service for mobile users.
By Katie Ingram
| Monday May 13, 2013

Google has announced a new YouTube Analytics API which is designed to give more insight into viewer trends through “patterned data.”
By Siobhan Fagan
| Friday May 10, 2013
Google looked to the enterprise this week with a couple of updates intended to make administrator's and document collaborator's lives a little easier.