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| Google Failed to Delete All Street View Data, Drawing UK Ire eWeek Google is again drawing the ire of British officials over its Street View program, this time after admitting that it had not deleted all the personal information collected by the cars in England and other countries. Executives with the search giant sent a letter to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| In 360-degree vistas, Google Street View delivers road trips through 5 Calif ... Washington Post FRESNO, Calif. — Imagine being the only driver on a two-lane asphalt highway as the stark desolation of Death Valley National park passes on each side and the crystal blue sky stretches up from the horizon. Or picture a tight left turn on Yosemite's Glacier ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sell Apple and Buy Google and Microsoft msnbc.com Is Apple a great company? Yes, without a doubt. The maker of the iPod, iPhone, iPad, and Mac generates over $100 billion in revenue every year. The company has killer products, loads of cash, and has a cult like following. However, all that takes a back seat ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google breaks promise, says it didn't delete all Street View data Los Angeles Times Google has admitted to a British regulatory agency that it did not remove all Street View data it had promised to delete two years ago. The tech company sent a letter to Britain's Information Commissioner's Office on Friday saying that after going back in and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Failed to Delete All Street View Data in UK PCWorld Google disclosed Friday in an email to the U.K. Information Commissioner's Office that it had not yet deleted all user data collected by its Street View vehicles, as it had agreed to more than 18 months ago. Similar Articles: Google Offers Opt-Out for Wi-Fi ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Apple, Google Line Up to Bid for Kodak's Patents Wall Street Journal The other consortium, the people said, includes Google, patent aggregation firm RPX Corp., and three hardware companies that make phones based on Google's Android operating system: Samsung Electronics Co., LG Electronics Inc. and HTC Corp. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google admits to keeping some Street View data Boston Globe LONDON — After being caught spying on people across Europe and Australia with its Wi-Fi-slurping Street View cars, Google had told angry regulators that it would delete the ill-gotten data. Google broke its promise. Britain's Information Commissioner's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google Admits It Did Not Delete Data Taken From Wi-Fi Devices NPR (blog) "The ICO said in a statement that Google Inc., based in Mountain View, California, had agreed to delete all that data nearly two years ago, adding that its failure to do so 'is cause for concern.' "Other regulators were less diplomatic, with Ireland's deputy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Doodle celebrates Olympics opening ceremony London 2012 (+video) Christian Science Monitor With Friday's events, the London 2012 opening ceremony has earned a Google Doodle on the Internet search engine's home page. It features five athletes holding the letters of the Google logo. Let's take a quick tour of the web and the history of this kick-off ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Cassidy: Google Science Fair grand prize winner Brittany Wenger San Jose Mercury News "There are so many different fields of science," Wenger told me the morning after she was literally showered with confetti amid pulsing music on stage at a Google ceremony celebrating the contest's 15 finalists. "For me it's computer science and medicine. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google to Offer Fast Internet at 20 Percent of Chattanooga Rate HispanicBusiness.com Google Inc. revealed Thursday that it will offer its long-awaited, ultra-fast Internet service in Kansas City for $70 per month, or only 20 percent of the rate charged for a similar service by Chattanooga's EPB. The new gigabit-per-second Internet service in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google didn't delete all the data from Wi-Fi sniffing fiasco TechSpot Google angered regulators today after admitting that it's still holding data gathered from wireless networks. In May 2010, the search giant revealed that an employee misused the company's Street View cars to collect information from unsecured Wi-Fi signals, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google takes internet to the next level with Google Fiber Examiner.com Just when you thought Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) couldn't possibly extend their services, the technology giant announces their plan to become a full fledged internet service provider (ISP). Google's internet, called Google Fiber, is supposedly one hundred ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google introduces Handwrite as mobile search tool Los Angeles Times Not content with voice, image or text searching, Google has now introduced Handwrite, a new tool that lets you search on your phone by handwriting out your query. "Say you're standing on a busy street corner, in a bumpy taxi ride, talking with a friend, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google faces new Street View data controversy Mail & Guardian Online But on Friday Google told the Information Commissioner's Office that human error prevented it from erasing the data, which could include the emails and passwords of millions of Britons. Google admitted in May 2010 its Street View cars had mistakenly ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Cassidy: Google science fair answers and raises questions San Jose Mercury News Here's what a successful scientist looks like: Sabera Talukder is standing in an elegantly lighted hall at Google (GOOG), surrounded by peers from around the world, explaining how she designed a low-cost system to clean drinking water in developing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google admits it kept some Street View data in Europe, Australia CTV News Other regulators were less diplomatic, with Ireland's deputy commissioner for data protection, Gary Davis, calling Google's failure "clearly unacceptable." Davis said his organization had conveyed its "deep unhappiness" to Google and wants answers by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's Fiber Network Strategy: First, We Take Kansas City... DailyFinance Like Leonard Cohen in "First We Take Manhattan," Google (NAS: GOOG) is trying to change the system from within. Remember the ultrafast fiber networks Big G once promised to build? They're finally here, as Kansas City residents on both sides of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google failed to delete private data Herald Sun Britain's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has received a letter from Google in which the company admits it kept a "small portion" of the electronic information collected from the UK and other countries. "Google apologises for this error," Peter Fleischer, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Google posts Android 4.1 Jelly Bean images for Nexus devices ... By Jon Fingas If you're the sort to get a little too adventurous with CyanogenMod 10 or other custom ROMs, Google just gave you a crutch. Android 4.1.1 factory images. Engadget | ||
| Apple and Google Lead Separate Groups in Bidding for Kodak ... By Jordan Golson Google and Apple are once again going head to head in bidding for a major collection of patents owned by a bankrupt corporation. According to The... MacRumors: Mac News and Rumors... | ||
| Paper Chase: Google urges dismissal of book scanning lawsuit - Jurist By Max Slater [JURIST] Google [corporate website; JURIST news archive] called Friday for the dismissal of a class action lawsuit accusing the company of infringing upon authors' copyrighted works when it scanned books for its digital library. In a filing with ... Paper Chase | ||
| German Student Defies Google Cease-and-Desist with 1 Million ... By Fruzsina Eördögh Google is determined to take down Youtube-mp3.org, a site that rips downloadable mp3 files from streaming YouTube videos. Philip Matesanz, the site's 21-year-old owner, has collected 1.2 million signatures in protest against the action. ReadWriteWeb | ||
| Google Admits Failing to Delete Street View Data By Zoe Fox Google has admitted it did not delete all the data collected by Streetview mapping cars, despite assuring all information would be cleared. Mashable » Dev & Design | ||
| Google Never Actually Deleted That Street View Breach Data By EricLimer Back in 2010, Google caught a bit of flak when a "rogue engineer" used Street View cars to harvest personal Wi-Fi data. Now it's poised to catch some more; Authorities in the UK found Google's been holding onto some of it for the past two ... Gizmodo | ||
| Android Authority On Air - Episode 22 - Google Fiber and Other News By Derek Ross Google Fiber launched this week in Kansas City bringing fiber Internet and TV to area residents. If you're a Kansas City resident, feel free to rub i. Android Authority | ||
| Google Nexus 7 Review | Redmond Pie By Oliver Haslam The tablet market is one which is arguably already sewn up. It's already done. Dead. Finished. It's already Apple's. Or is it? With Apple undoubtedly heading the charts in and around the $500 price bracket, there is plenty of room for ... Redmond Pie | ||
| Apple says Google warned Samsung about copying Apple's work ... By Kelly Hodgkins The big trial between Apple and Samsung is slated to begin next week in the US and the two companies are filing briefs in advance to prepare for the. TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog | ||
| Google Hypocrites: Ads of death - Riehl World View By Dan A couple weeks ago, Google stopped serving ads here. I received a non-respond, or automated email linking to a 2005 post, when I was covering the Natalee Holloway disappearance. The post noted a Fox report and mentioned possible rape ... Riehl World View | ||
| Apple and Google fighting for Kodak's patents? | Ubergizmo By George Wong Another day, another patent dispute – at least that's what the current state of the tech world is. It looks like there's now another war over patents between Apple and Google. According to reports online, both Apple and Google have [...] Ubergizmo | ||
| Linux Today - Is Google headed toward an Android Nexus PC? C|Net: Google's Android operating system for mobile devices has gained significant traction in the market. Will Google follow this success up by pushing the OS into more sophisticated computing devices? Linuxtoday.com |
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| See Plans & Pricing - Google Fiber Channel Listings Google Fiber is always getting better. We're constantly adding new channels, shows and other content -- so check back later. close. 3Net; A&E ... fiber.google.com/plans/residential/ | ||
| Twitter / google: We're launching Panda for ... We're launching Panda for Japanese & Korean. <5% of queries affected (no other languages affected today). Context: http://goo.gl/eodS2. Reply; Retweeted ... twitter.com/google/status/225371441816805376 | ||
| Marissa Mayer: From Google 'geek' to Yahoo CEO - CNN Google's first female engineer, Marissa Mayer, has made a career out of bucking expectations -- and she did so once again on Monday by announcing she will ... articles.cnn.com/.../tech_web_marissa-mayer-bio_1_google-m... | ||
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| Introducing the Google Cloud Platform Partner Program - blog*spot Posted by Eric Morse, Head of Sales and Business Development, Google Cloud Platform Cloud is core to everything we do here at Google. In the last decade, ... googleenterprise.blogspot.com/.../introducing-google-cloud-pl... |
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