Google has been pretty clear from the get go that its plan for Google+ was to integrate it into the company's various products, adding a "social layer" to them. This was made ... of " Search Plus Your World " into search results, and the forthcoming consolidation of privacy policies . The latest integration comes to Google Earth, as with the latest version (6.2), users ...

traditionalists and Google lovers who will see this as sacrilege. I see it as another shining example of how Google+ is coming to be synonymous with Google. Or is Google becoming synonymous with Google+. ...

Google announced some changes to Google+ Circles this week. The company is rolling out an update designed to make the experience cleaner, and make suggestions better. The Circles Page, ...

year we launched Google Correlate on Google Labs. This system enables a correlation search between a user-provided time series and millions of time series of Google search traffic. Since our initial ...

Google + is moving even further throughout the Google ecosystem. Last week The Google Lat Long blog tells us: With the recent release of Google Earth 6.2, you can easily share screenshots ...

Google is readying a Dropbox-like service and will soon enter the cloud computing storage market. The Google Drive is expected to allow users to store documents, photos and videos on the ...

Google is well known for its collegiate roots, hatched as it was by co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin at Stanford University back in the late 1990s. So it's only fitting that ...

piece about the Google cloud storage drive - something first unveiled over 5 years ago: Drive allows people to store photos, documents and videos on Google's servers so that they could be accessible ...

comes a week after Google spent a couple weeks being demonized for its planned privacy policy changes, which go into effect next month. So it was interesting to see the blowback from Path spray Apple like ...

the sun painted Google 's use of cookies to insert its Google+ functionality on Apple's Safari browser as an invasion of users' privacy. The rub is this: Google and a few other advertising companies have ...