In what may be a first, Cadbury UK has used Google+ to introduce a new product.

With all the hoopla and hundreds of columns and posts about the launch of Google’s “Search Plus Your World”, you are likely already quite aware of what has taken place over the past week.

Google’s “your world” theme is carried into the gaming realm with the announcement of an original title powered by WebGL. The title will be coming to Google+ Games exclusively in February 2012.

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Google said Thursday that TV heavyweights Samsung and LG will launch sets that run its Google TV platform, with new models to be showcased at the International...

Internet search engine giant Google will reportedly launch its own-brand tablet, prompting Android fans to wonder which kind of device the company plans to make - will the Google tablet compete with the affordable, $199 Amazon Kindle Fire or the high-end, $499 (and above) Apple iPad 2?.

Cadbury has used its social media profiles to launch a new chocolate bar, the Dairy Milk Bubbly.

IBM is set to launch IBM Docs as part a collaborative service similar to Google Apps that it is calling the IBM SmartCloud for Social Business. As part of the effort, IBM is placing its LotusLive services under the SmartCloud … Continue reading → IBM to Launch IBM Docs with a Collaborative Service Similar to Google Apps is a post from: SiliconANGLE We're now available on the Kindle! Subscribe ...

The beauty of Google (Nasdaq: GOOG - News) lies in its constant effort to reinvent itself since its launch way back in 1998, as it powers its way into new avenues of revenue generation. But what began as, and still is, essentially a search engine has now emerged as an overpowering market competitor for some.

Google has responded angrily to Tweets from Rupert Murdoch saying that the search giant is a 'piracy leader' which makes money from offering pirated films then selling adverts around them.