Now that Google Music has finally clawed its way out of the realm of beta-ware, anybody in the US can sign up to play without an invitation. Of course, that leaves many folks out of the equation, so we thought it a good time to point out at least one

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How-to: use Google Music from anywhere (yes, outside of the United States)

If you’ve ever looked up in the sky and wondered where a plane might be headed, Wolfram Alpha might just know the answer.

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Wolfram Alpha search engine now tracks flight paths, trajectory information

If you were bummed that you’d have to pick up some new coding skills when Adobe announced that Flash for mobile was finito , cheer up friends. Harken back to the summer months when Google unveiled its Swiffy conversion tool that turns those aging SWF

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Google Swiffy extension exports Flash to HTML5, ActionScript fans rejoice

Just as Google promised, the Android Market is now slinging the tunes on select devices. Our OG Incredible’s already received the update and we’ve received multiple reports from folks rocking HTC’s EVO 3D. Just to give it a spin, we downloaded Busta

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Google rolling out music purchases to some Android phones, Music app to Google TV

We’ve got a couple of music-related Google events coming up tomorrow. There’s the one with Busta Rhymes and Drake and, of course, the one with the miniature Stonehenge . Aside from the aforementioned entertainment, what can we expect

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Universal reportedly close to Google music deal, just in time for tomorrow’s events

A Google lab so secret that even some of the company’s own employees don’t know of its existence? That’s Google X — or it was, before The New York Times ran a profile on the lab’s super secret goings-on at an undisclosed location somewhere in the San

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Google X lab is full of smart people with crazy dreams and frozen yogurt machines, probably