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  Mozilla dependent on Google the Inquirer , Thursday 20 November 2008. 15:00:00 For better or worse THE MOZZERELLA Foundation has revealed that if Google backs out of its arrangements in favour of its own browser, the Open Sauce outfit will be toast. In its financial statement for... Posted Nov 20 2008, 11:06 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: google, open source, nick farrell, favour, inquirer, 20 november, financial statement, mozzerella, toast

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  Mozilla dependant on Google the Inquirer , Thursday 20 November 2008. 15:00:00 For better or worse THE MOZZERELLA Foundation has revealed that if Google backs out of its arrangements in favour of its own browser, the Open Sauce outfit will be toast. In its financial statement for... Posted Nov 20 2008, 08:02 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: google, open source, nick farrell, favour, inquirer, 20 november, financial statement, mozzerella, toast

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  Big bad Google upsets York Emma Hughes the Inquirer , Monday 3 November 2008. 17:10:00 Spies spied spying GOOGLE spy cars are again causing havoc on our streets – as the utterly indiscreet vehicles travel around mapping our every move, the unsurprising outcry from privacy campaigners... Posted Nov 03 2008, 09:51 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: google, spies, cars, havoc, spy, campaigners, inquirer, emma, 3 november, mapping project, outcry

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  Security Flaw In Android Web Browser r writes "The New York Times reports on a security flaw discovered in the new Android phones. The article is light on details, but it hints at a security hole in the browser, allowing for trojans to install themselves in the same security partition... Posted Oct 25 2008, 01:13 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: google, web browser, passwords, risk, new york times, partition, york times reports, security analyst, trojans, intruder, security flaw, mr miller, independent security evaluators, security hole

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  White Space Debate Intensifies As Vote Approaches Ars Technica reports that the debate between broadcasters and white space supporters has intensified after each side recently made inflammatory comments and suggested that science would vindicate their position. Several organizations are pushing to delay... Posted Oct 25 2008, 08:29 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: google, vote, white space, science, kevin martin, mw, power transmission, us presidential election, television tower, safeguard, inflammatory comments, digital television signals, adjacent channel interference, transmission levels, broadcasters, 50m

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  EU backs up European Civilisation the Inquirer , Friday 24 October 2008. 09:26:00 Buys lots of floppy disks THE EU is splashing out on providing an online encyclopaedia of European culture. Dubbed "Europeana" it will be online in November as a rival to the Google Library Project... Posted Oct 24 2008, 01:39 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: google, europe, nick farrell, 24 october, inquirer, floppy disks, european culture, museums, online encyclopaedia, library project, backup copy, libraries

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  Russia rejects Google ad deal Sylvie Barak the Inquirer , Thursday 23 October 2008. 17:30:00 So-be-it RUSSIA’S ANTI MONOPOLY service, FAS, has stopped Google from snapping up the Begun advertising agency for $140 million, saying the deal would damage competition in online advertising... Posted Oct 23 2008, 09:38 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: google, monopoly, monster, russia, watchdog, sylvie, barak, inquirer, advertising agency, monopoly service, 23 october

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  Intel keeps laying into ARM Paul Hales the Inquirer , Wednesday 22 October 2008. 17:25:00 Comment Because it's a big bully A BLOKE FROM INTEL has been throwing things at fabless Brit chip Firm ARM. ARM may provide the chips that power Apple's all-conquering Iphone and millions... Posted Oct 22 2008, 09:35 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: intel, google, chips, apple, iphone, chip firm, bloke, google maps, inquirer, 22 october, virtual beer, bully

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  Google delays Yahoo plan the Inquirer , Monday 6 October 2008. 08:55:00 US regulators want more time to think about it GOOGLE HAS DELAYED its online advertising tie-up with Yahoo to allow more time for US anti-trust regulators to mull over if it will sue both search outfits into... Posted Oct 06 2008, 01:10 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: yahoo, google, nick farrell, regulators, inquirer, 6 october

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  Cyber-criminals use Google trends , Friday 3 October 2008. 08:39:00 Hack of choice INSECURITY EXPERTS claim that cyber-criminals who want to steal data and take control of computers by luring victims to sites with hidden malware are using Google Trends as their weapon of choice. Google... Posted Oct 03 2008, 09:28 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: google, insecurity, malware, hack, nick farrell, news articles, 3 october, graph, google trends, weapon of choice, cyber criminals

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  O3B Details Plan for Satellite-Based Bandwidth For Africa slash-sa writes "O3B Networks has been quietly preparing itself over the last 12 months for the moment last week when it announced that it was going to be offering cheap, low-latency satellite bandwidth that can cover any part of Africa by 2010.... Posted Sep 28 2008, 11:42 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: google, africa, 12 months, entrepreneur, satellite bandwidth, finance

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  Google Reveals Wireless Vision — Open Networks Anti-Globalism writes with this excerpt from CNet: "Google's vision of tomorrow's wireless network is in stark contrast to how wireless operators do business today, setting the two sides on a possible collision course. Earlier this week,... Posted Sep 27 2008, 07:15 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: google, giant, fcc, pipes, broadcast spectrum, cnet, s vision, cell phone, larry page, vision of tomorrow, collision course, anti globalism, us patent office, stark contrast, wireless operators, patent application, excerpt from, business today

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  Mobile Phone Users Struggle With Hardware Adoption Ian Lamont writes "A Google executive speaking at the Emerging Technology conference has described a problem that mobile phone carriers and manufacturers have been struggling with over the last few years: Users aren't taking advantage of many... Posted Sep 24 2008, 03:46 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, images, google, mobile phones, cameras, participation, screens, mobile platforms, mdash, lamont, state of affairs, emerging technology conference, uis, mobile phone carriers, software expertise, group manager

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  Can Google out-cool Apple? Can Google out-cool Apple? No, but the Mountain View search giant might be able to out-geek the Cupertino center of cool. Today T-Mobile announced the first cellphone that will run Google’s Android OS. Android-based cellphones are considered by... Posted Sep 23 2008, 01:56 PM by Hardware 2.0 Feeds Filed under: google, apple, iphone, giant, mountain view, t mobile, cellphone, competitor, android, cellphones, cupertino, g1

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  T-Mobile May Offer Free Gmail Data Access On G1 Phone An anonymous reader writes "AndroidAuthority.com is reporting that T-Mobile is considering putting free ad-supported Gmail access on its T-Mobile G1 smartphone — no data plan required. The G1 launches in New York tomorrow and is the first device... Posted Sep 22 2008, 03:57 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, google, linux, t mobile, anonymous reader, android, smartphone, york tomorrow, g1