A new Google Labs feature called Gesture Search has been released – it lets you search for content on your phone simply by drawing letters on the screen. Continue reading

Google Earth has finally been released for Android, but there’s one crucial snag – it’s only available for devices running Android 2.1. So, that’s just the Google Nexus One at the moment. Continue reading

Google has released its barcode-snapping price comparison Google Shopper app on the Android Market. Not only will it save you a few quid, it’s free too. Continue reading

Sony Ericsson CEO Bert Nordberg has revealed that the company refused the contract to make the Google Nexus One, Google’s first Android phone. It didn’t seem to do HTC any harm though… Continue reading

Last night at Mobile World Congress 2010, Google’s Eric Schmidt took to the stage to give us all an update on what Google’s plans are for the mobile market. Read on to find out more… Continue reading

The Android 2.1 HTC Desire has just been officially unveiled as Mobile World Congress 2010. It looks mighty impressive, but it also looks quite a lot like the Google Nexus One – also manufactured by HTC. So which one should you buy? Read on to find out…
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Google has thrown its hat into the social networking ring with Google Buzz, a location-aware messaging tool for Gmail. The service lets you post messages and share goodies such as videos and photos with your Gmail contacts in real time, with new posts appearing in a virtual folder in your inbox. Continue reading

Google is reportedly working on a new service for mobile phones that will translate speech from one language to another in real time. It looks as if it’s time to take the Babelfish out of your ear… Continue reading