Google stories - Page 76

Wikipedia's fundraising drive starts strong with a US$500k donation from Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki, targeting US$28.3m in spending.

Google's Android on the brink of surpassing Apple's iOS with 200 million activations, despite malware threats on the rise.

Tech giants including Google and Facebook decry US piracy bill, warning it could stifle innovation and threaten jobs.

Facebook's Timeline debut stalls amidst competition with Google+, sparking curiosity and strategic delays in rollout.

Google hastily retracts its newly launched iOS Gmail app hours after release, citing a significant bug impairing notifications and user experience.

Samsung trumps Apple in smartphone sales, shipping up to 28 million units, as anticipation for a new iPhone tempers Apple's figures.

Motorola Mobility faces a US$32 million loss due to weak sales of Xoom tablets, amidst a planned US$12.5 billion Google acquisition.

Facebook and Google dubbed 'the Al Capones of the internet' in T-post's latest issue, questioning their unchallenged dominion online.

Google and Samsung challenge iPhone supremacy with the launch of Galaxy Nexus, boasting Android 4.0 and innovative features.

Google's profit nears US$10bn in Q3, up 33% from 2010, as Google+ hits 40m users. CEO Larry Page cites a 'great quarter' with strong growth.

Google engineer accidentally shares scathing critique of Google+ on the platform, calling it 'a pathetic afterthought'.

Google and Samsung halt Nexus Prime launch out of respect for Apple's Steve Jobs, leaving the tech world awaiting new release dates.

Google sets Oct 11 for Android Ice Cream Sandwich debut, aiming to merge phone and tablet software, in sharp contrast to Apple's secrecy.

Technology pioneers old and young have paid tribute to Steve Jobs, the iconic founder of Apple who passed away earlier today.

Google+ sees massive increase in users after invitation-only restriction is lifted, with 50 million now on the site. Analyst predicts huge growth.

Google declared war when it opened up Google+ this week; what response can we expect from today's f8 developer conference?.

Google chairman Eric Schmidt survives Senate antitrust hearing, but questions linger over search giant's practices.

Google's boss, Eric Schmidt, dismissed comparisons to Microsoft as he testified in a Senate hearing on anti-trust claims.

Google has removed the restrictions to its social networking effort, Google+, saying the platform has moved from 'field trial' to 'beta'.

Google's executive chairman, Eric Schmidt, faces a Senate antitrust panel this week as scrutiny mounts over the search giant's dominance.