Royal Wedding: Will & Kate & YouTube
If you really can't wait for a recorded version of the Royal Wedding come April 29, Google's YouTube unit has announced that the Royal Family will provide a live video stream of the big day's events.
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YouTube unveils live-streaming service
YouTube is offering live-streamed video to complement its catalogue of recorded videos.
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Mozilla plots 21 June release for Firefox 5
Mozilla has set an aggressive schedule for the next version of Firefox, slating the release of Firefox 5 for 21 June 21.
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Google's April Fools joke comes to life
We've officially reached the point where Google only has to think of an idea and it springs into reality within a few days.
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Happy April Fools' Day, Google
Google has announced several innovations to keep us amused on April Fools' Day.
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Google launches online magazine, Think Quarterly
Google UK and Ireland has launched its own quarterly online magazine, Think Quarterly, saying that "in a world of accelerating change, we all need to take time to reflect."
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Adobe Flash Player 10.2 due Friday for Android tablets
Adobe plans to make the latest version of its Flash Player available in Android Market on March 18.
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Android developers in greater demand than iPhone
Developers with Android skills are now in greater demand than those with iPhone expertise, according to a recent report.
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What 2011's web looks like through IE6 and Netscape
What if you took the raw, pre-patched, 10-year-old versions of Internet Explorer 6 and Netscape 6.1 and tried to surf the modern web? What would happen?
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Adobe declares support for Apple, Google subscription models
Adobe has announced support for Apple's App Store Subscriptions and Google's One Pass in its Digital Publishing Suite.
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Google launches Google One Pass digital magazine subscription service
Google has announced Google One Pass, a service that lets publishers set their own prices and terms for their digital content
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Google Chrome hits 10% market share
Google's Chrome and Apple's Safari posted record numbers for usage in January while Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) lost ground for the sixth month running, says Net Applications.
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Google seeks out mobile app developers
Google is aggressively expanding its mobile app development efforts. According to a Wall Street Journal report, one of the first orders of business following the shakeup in executive leadership is to seek out app development talent.
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Google previews tablet-optimised Android 3.0
Google has released a preview of the software development kit for Android 3.0, which has been designed specifically for mobile devices with larger screens, particularly tablets.
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Developers increasingly interested in Google Android tablet paltform
Although Apple's iPad remains number one in the hearts of tablet application developers, Google Android tablets are increasingly gaining programmers' interest, according to a survey conducted earlier this month.
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H.264 is more popular than Google's WebM
Amid controversy over Google's decision to strip H.264 support from its Chrome browser, a Google official has acknowledged H.264 is more popular than the WebM video codec, but said restrictive licensing will ultimately doom H.264.
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Microsoft mocks Google over removing HTML5 from Chrome
Microsoft and Google fight the HTML5 video standards to be used in the next generation of Web browsers.
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Google removes H.264 video support from Chrome browser
Google announced that they are changing Chrome's support of HTML5 to be, in Google's view, more friendly towards open development.
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European Commission challenges Google Books
The European Commission is set to take on Google Books. The latest report on the Commission's Europeana project, released on Monday, urges European Union member states to digitise collections held in all their libraries, archives and museums.
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Google launches 3D online guide to the human body in HTML5
Google Body Browser uses HTML5 technology to let you examine the human body in fully layered, three-dimensional detail.