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Google Self-Driving Car Involved in First Injury Accident
Google Inc. revealed Thursday that one of its self-driving car prototypes was involved in an injury accident for the first time.
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Ford Looking to Tie-Up With Chatting App WeChat
Ford envisages drivers syncing their phone to the car's software system and controlling specific WeChat functions, chosen by Tencent and then certified by Ford as safe, through voice commands or limited use of buttons.
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Look, No Hands! Test Driving a Google Car
The car stopped at stop signs. It glided around curves. It didn't lurch or jolt. The most remarkable thing about the drive was that it was utterly unremarkable.
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Apple's Fiscal Third-Quarter Earnings Top Analyst Forecasts
Apple's growth prospects are looking brighter as anticipation builds for the upcoming release of the next iPhone, a model that is expected to cater to consumers yearning for a bigger screen.
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Google Must Face US Privacy Lawsuit Over Commingled User Data: Judge
A federal judge rejected Google Inc's bid to dismiss a privacy lawsuit claiming it commingled user data across different products and disclosed that data to advertisers without permission.
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Volume of Encrypted Email Rising Amid Spying Fears: Google Report
The volume of email cloaked in encryption technology is rapidly rising as Google, Yahoo, Facebook and other major Internet companies try to shield their users' online communications from government spies and other snoops.
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AOL, Vringo reach partial patent settlement
AOL Inc. confirmed Monday that it has reached a partial patent settlement with ringtone company Vringo Inc.
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Yahoo posts flat Q2 revenue, results point to hurdles facing new CEO
Yahoo's second-quarter earnings tempered some of the excitement surrounding Mayer's hiring as the new CEO.
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How Google is hunting online for criminals
For the past few months, Google has been quietly turning its search capabilities to something very challenging: criminals.
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Yahoo turns to former nemesis to be its CEO saviour
Yahoo has hired longtime Google executive Marissa Mayer as its next CEO in the Internet company's latest attempt to revive its fortunes.
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Google makes bid to dodge European antitrust fine
Google has submitted a proposal to European regulators in Brussels aimed at avoiding a showdown on the some of the Internet search leader's business practices.
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Google + gets revamped with tablet feature and Party Mode
Google + finally arrives to the tablet and also has a whole new feature called Party Mode and allows hosts to project a "live slideshow" of images in real-time.
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Google Maps for Android updated to version 6.9, goes offline
Android users can now access saved maps when offline in the newly updated version of Google Maps.
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Top five new features in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
Faster ways to search content on the Internet, share photos between two phones and more has been promised as a part of Android 4.1.
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Jelly Bean confirmed to launch at Google I/O
The launch of next Android version Jelly Bean is almost certain at Google's developer conference keynote today.
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Google Self-Driving Car Involved in First Injury Accident
Google Inc. revealed Thursday that one of its self-driving car prototypes was involved in an injury accident for the first time.
-
Ford Looking to Tie-Up With Chatting App WeChat
Ford envisages drivers syncing their phone to the car's software system and controlling specific WeChat functions, chosen by Tencent and then certified by Ford as safe, through voice commands or limited use of buttons.
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Look, No Hands! Test Driving a Google Car
The car stopped at stop signs. It glided around curves. It didn't lurch or jolt. The most remarkable thing about the drive was that it was utterly unremarkable.
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Apple's Fiscal Third-Quarter Earnings Top Analyst Forecasts
Apple's growth prospects are looking brighter as anticipation builds for the upcoming release of the next iPhone, a model that is expected to cater to consumers yearning for a bigger screen.
-
Google Must Face US Privacy Lawsuit Over Commingled User Data: Judge
A federal judge rejected Google Inc's bid to dismiss a privacy lawsuit claiming it commingled user data across different products and disclosed that data to advertisers without permission.
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Volume of Encrypted Email Rising Amid Spying Fears: Google Report
The volume of email cloaked in encryption technology is rapidly rising as Google, Yahoo, Facebook and other major Internet companies try to shield their users' online communications from government spies and other snoops.
-
AOL, Vringo reach partial patent settlement
AOL Inc. confirmed Monday that it has reached a partial patent settlement with ringtone company Vringo Inc.
-
Yahoo posts flat Q2 revenue, results point to hurdles facing new CEO
Yahoo's second-quarter earnings tempered some of the excitement surrounding Mayer's hiring as the new CEO.
-
How Google is hunting online for criminals
For the past few months, Google has been quietly turning its search capabilities to something very challenging: criminals.
-
Yahoo turns to former nemesis to be its CEO saviour
Yahoo has hired longtime Google executive Marissa Mayer as its next CEO in the Internet company's latest attempt to revive its fortunes.
-
Google makes bid to dodge European antitrust fine
Google has submitted a proposal to European regulators in Brussels aimed at avoiding a showdown on the some of the Internet search leader's business practices.
-
Google + gets revamped with tablet feature and Party Mode
Google + finally arrives to the tablet and also has a whole new feature called Party Mode and allows hosts to project a "live slideshow" of images in real-time.
-
Google Maps for Android updated to version 6.9, goes offline
Android users can now access saved maps when offline in the newly updated version of Google Maps.
-
Top five new features in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
Faster ways to search content on the Internet, share photos between two phones and more has been promised as a part of Android 4.1.
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Jelly Bean confirmed to launch at Google I/O
The launch of next Android version Jelly Bean is almost certain at Google's developer conference keynote today.
