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Samsung has made it clear to the world: they are here to stay. Despite the verdict which has the Korean company paying rival Apple more than a billion in intellectual damages, there are no signs of Samsung slowing down especially in the mobile device market. And now, Samsung unveils its…
The Google Police strikes a blow at piracy again. This time, using its Google search algorithm. Google announced that its new search algorithm will attempt to discourage users and web surfers from going to websites noted for hosting illegal and copyrighted content. Google is going to lower the ranking of…
With few more days before London Olympics 2012 ends, Google doodle features basketball, and it’s a game type doodle. Although I’ve been following Google doodles but missed a lot of them, London 2012 basketball is something that’s most interesting IMO among the doodles for London Olympics. Moving on with the…
When Demonoid went down on July 25 due to a DDOS attack, some thought of it as a sign of bad things coming for the infamous torrent site. And sure enough it was. In an effort to keep Demonoid down and unoperational, authorities in Ukraine and Mexico went after the…
Weeks ago, we reported former T-Mobile CEO Philip Humm resigning to possibly jump ship to Vodafone. Now we have another case of jumping ships, this time involving two major search engines. Marissa Mayer, the first female engineer of Google, has resigned from the company to become the new president and…
In honor to Austrian symbolist Gustav Klimt on his 150th birth anniversary, Google pays tribute with a doodle depicting one of his more prominent works. Above’s Google doodle represents “The Kiss,” Klimt’s painting of a couple kissing. Clicking the image from Google.com’s website will lead to search results about Gustav…
