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LG will launch a Google TV later this month, according to a senior executive at the company, giving new hope for Google's internet-connected TV platform.

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Messaging boards and a test by CNNMoney show that lately, Verizon has been directing customers to 4G Android phones over the Apple iPhone 4S.

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Poor sales of Android tablets is having a negative effect upon the overall tablet market, with a sharp decline in shipments across the sector.

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Google today announced the graduation of three labs: Automatic Message Translation, Title Tweaks, and Smart Mute.

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A veteran wireless industry strategist has predicated that Apple will launch a direct wireless service for the iPad and iPhone, while Google will follow suit.

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New evidence suggests Google’s collection of personal data from Wi-Fi networks by its Street View cars was not the work of a rogue engineer.

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Wave bye bye to Google Docs and say hello to Google Drive, as the much rumoured and leaked service has gone live, more or less at least. Google seems to be rolling out the service step by step and if you haven't gotten it yet do not fret as it should arrive shortly.

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Google is working towards rolling in a new feature for Chrome that will be of benefit to many of today's users. In arguably the best addition yet to its recent shift of focus in providing an extensive set of synchronization features, Google is about to put a cherry on top for us with an announcement on the official Chrome blog yesterday that it is going to start gradually rolling out a new "Tab Sync" feature to Chrome's Beta channel 'over the coming week'.

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Tablet makers are looking to bring their new product with quad-core processor and Android 4.0 ICS to market. And Toshiba has announced that it will be launching three Android tablet devices, Excite 7.7, Excite 10 and Excite 13, in May and June.

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Some new 'experimental' controls have been added to the Music sub-section of Google Play which include a toggle for using HTML5 as opposed to Flash for desktops as well as a new five-star rating system (with the thumbs up/down system having been replaced).

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Google has unveiled Project Glass, an augmented reality technology that interacts with its social network and could even replace smartphones and tablet computers as “the next big thing.”

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Google has rolled out a significant update to its Gmail for Android application which is of particular benefit to users running non ICS-running devices. Google says that by updating to the latest version on an Android 3.2 Honeycomb device you will be given the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich experience with the ability to swipe to move between newer and older conversations, tap your account to access Recent labels and set custom notifications for individual labels.

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The popular photo-sharing app, Instagram, which used to be available only on the iPhone and iPads, has come to the Android platform. You can download the mobile app for free from Google Play (formerly Android Market).

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Google has expanded its Art Project across the world, increasing the number of museums involved from 17 to a whopping 151, with thousands of artworks now available for all to see online.

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