A recent patent filing by Google surprisingly indicates that they're seriously eying the desktop and notebook markets for Android. Interestingly, the patent seems to focus on similar capabilities now found in Apple's Multi-Touch …

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Google Patent Clearly Eying the Desktop Market for Android …

Google plans to launch glasses with a heads-up display by the end of 2012, reports New York Times citing sources familiar with the matter.

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Google Heads-Up Display Glasses Are Coming by the End of 2012

The repercussions keep rolling in from the Wall Street Journal's expose that detailed how Google was bypassing the default privacy settings on Apple's Safari browser in order to place tracking cookies that followed users …

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How the cookie crumbles. Safari user sues Google over privacy …

Remember when Google launched its desktop-only Flight Search service back in the fall? Well, now it's made the travel checking tool both Android and.

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Google updates Flight Search for Android, iOS – Engadget

Today's Google Doodle barely resembles the usual company logo, as Google celebrates the 155th birthday of Heinrich Rudolf Hertz.

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Google Celebrates Heinrich Hertz' Birthday With an Animated Doodle

News, Commentary and Insights from the Flash Player and AIR Product and Engineering Teams.

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Adobe and Google Partnering for Flash Player on Linux « Adobe …

Google is upping its game with improvements to ad sitelinks. The new sitelink option gives users more options while delivering more clicks for advertisers. On average, Google said the click through rate is 30 percent higher for …

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Google Enhances Ad Sitelinks – Search Engine Watch (#SEW)

Last time, we had an internal corporate video poking fun at Gmail and now Microsoft is at it again, this time, taking a jab at Google Apps for businesses.

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Googlighting – Microsoft Pokes Fun At Google Apps

It's not the first time that rumors have surfaced of Google working on some heads-up display glasses (9 to 5 Google first raised the possibility late last.

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NYT: Google to sell Android-based heads-up display glasses this …

Forget those old X-ray specs in the back of comic books (which never worked anyway). Google is reportedly working on a pair of Android-powered glasses that could record data and display information for around $400 to ..

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Eye of the robot: Google working on Android-powered glasses …