Month: October 2014

Google Inc. has leased two large buildings at the old Juniper Networks campus in Sunnyvale, and industry insiders expect more sizable Google deals could land […] See original post by Business Journal

Google-owned YouTube has gained a lot of popularity, playing music videos. The videos, though, have come one at a time. See original post by ComputerWorld

But so far, trying to use my phone to pay at restaurants and retailers has been frustrating. It’s easier just to pull out my plastic […] See original post by SFGate

San Francisco launched free Wi-Fi access at more than 30 public parks, plazas and recreation areas on Wednesday, thanks to a grant from Google. “Wi-Fi […] See original post by Park Record

Google’s executive chairman Eric Schmidt made a rare visit to Canada on Wednesday, to help announce a $1.5 million grant to support the educational charity […] See original post by Brandon Sun

But the Internet giant doesn’t have a business phone service. A group of former Googlers aims to fill that gap. See original post by Wall Street Journal

EBay announced yesterday that it’s spinning off the PayPal payment-services business from its online marketplaces to unlock value at a $70 billion company whose valuation […] See original post by The Washington Post

With features such as offline sync in the new version of its Mobile SDK, Amazon Web Services is hoping to lure developers away from the […] See original post by ITworld

What is Refractory materials ? Refractory castables : Novaref produces only Low-Cement type Refractory Castables for cement rotary kilns. These castables are made from high quality […] See original post by kyniemhoctro

Google used to be known for asking bizarre, crazy-hard interview questions like , “How many golf balls can fit into a school bus?” Early employees […] See original post by SFGate

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder urged technology companies to preserve law-enforcement access to smartphone data, responding to new privacy features from Apple and Google that […] See original post by Chico Enterprise-Record

Google on Tuesday announced a new version of Drive that is free for students. Described as an “infinitely large, ultra-secure and entirely free bookbag for […] See original post by PC Magazine