• Tweet Google has struck its biggest ever deal – to buy Motorola’s smartphone and tablet business for $12.5 billion in cash. Both companies say the move will give a ‘supercharge’ to Google’s Android platform. Android-based devices, which include Motorola’s smartphones and tablets – are the major rivals to Apple’s iPhone and iPad. As such, the [&hellip

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  • Tweet Google+ added games, including the hugely popular Angry Birds, to the fast-growing social network vying with Facebook to be the hub for people’s online lives. ‘We want to make playing games online just as fun, and just as meaningful, as playing in real life,’ Google senior vice president of engineering Vic Gundotra said in [&hellip

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  • Tweet Author JK Rowling’s website devoted to fictional wizard Harry Potter will feature a bit of Google magic when it debuts later this year in the United States, according to the internet titan. Rowling’s beloved Potter titles will be available on Google eBooks platform at Pottermore.com and Google Checkout will be the preferred payment system, [&hellip

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  • Tweet A Google search has helped tracked down an Australian girl US police believe was one of many young victims of alleged child predator Stephen Vosilla. US Authorities recognised a logo on a video of one of Vosilla’s victims and logged on to the internet search engine, Google, tapped in the logo, and within seconds [&hellip

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  • Tweet Google has paid tribute to US dance pioneer Martha Graham by transforming the celebrated logo on its homepage into a dancing animation. Instead of the usual colourful logo, the internet search giant’s homepage features an animated dancer who spells out the word "Google" in a series of elegant dance moves made famous by Graham. [&hellip

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