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Google, Facebook and Youtube have emerged as the most popular websites surfed by mobile handset users in 2011, according to a study. The State of the Mobile Web report for 2011 by web browser company Opera Software took a survey of the most popular
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Three kings of mobile web search, social, facts
In a new study issued by Accuvant, Google Chrome was deemed to be the most secure browser, based on the technologies and measures it implements to ensure that rogue code does at little damage as possible. Internet Explorer was found to be close and
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Google-Commissioned Study Finds Google Chrome to Be the Safest
London, Aug 22 (ANI): Amy Winehouse’s mysterious death has garnered a lot of attention on the Internet, so much so that it has emerged as the most Googled topic this summer. New figures show that last month the tragedy got many fans scrambling to use the
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Amy Winehouse, Arsenal are most Googled topics this summer
One of the most popular GSM communications companies in Liberia, Cellcom, is bringing the world’s best website, Google for subscribers of the company for fast and efficient internet services.
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CELLCOM Brings Google Partnership to Country
For your weekend reading pleasure, here are the most popular headlines of the week–ranging Google+ cheat sheets to pirated eBooks to vending machines for eBooks.
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eBook Sales Up, Google+ Hangs Out & Amazon Opens: Top eBook Stories of the Week
One of the most immediate (and valid) of the Android bonanza is its fragmentation problem. Too many versions! It’s confusing! So what could Google do to rein in the software panoply? Allow multiple versions of apps ?
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Google Gives Android Fragmentation Giant Thumbs Up
Internet search giant Google’s latest results came in ahead of the most optimistic expectations. The figures eased concerns that its battle with Facebook and Twitter is costing too much and affecting growth. Google’s flagship search advertising business,
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Google’s new boss adds to tech firm’s revenue