By Frederic Lardinois.

As promised, Google launched the latest version of Gmail for iPhone.

By John Koetsier.

More than 20 million students currently use Google Apps, and another 10 million are soon to join, thanks to a deal with Malaysia.

By Keith Teare.

Because of Google I/O, this was a momentous week for those of us who are watching the rapid transition that is taking place from desktop computing to mobile, and particularly for those focused on mobile-social as I am because of my job at just.me. Here is my take on what we just witnessed.

By JR Bookwalter.

Google’s executive chairman is at it again, chatting up the next wave of “impressive” gadgets on the way from the search giant – without really divulging much in the way of details.

By Brian Barrett

A recent Wall Street Journal article posits an interesting question: Is Apple a hardware company or a software company? Does it sell iPhones or iClouds? The answer has deep meaning for the analysts who evaluate the company’s worth.

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f you have been ignoring Google+ as a social media platform for your business, it’s time you revised you SMM strategy. With over 500 million active users and Google’s unbridled power, Google+ is a force to be reckoned with.

By Nicholas Carlson.

Two years ago, Twitter was in disarray.

On April 14, 2011, Fortune’s Jessi Hempel blasted Twitter for failing to launch exciting new products, generate meaningful revenues, or hang on to executive talent.

By Michael Rougeau.

Google’s latest Android usage stats reveal that Android 4.0: Ice Cream Sandwich and Android 4.1 and 4.2: Jelly Bean together have finally surpassed the older Gingerbread OS in usage.

By Jeremy Decker.

Are you currently advertising using Google AdWords? Looking for ways to get your ads seen by more people while still ensuring that your traffic is highly targetted? If the answer to both of these questions is yes, then one of Google’s more recent AdWords feature updates, ‘Similar Audiences’, may be perfect for you!

By Larry Kim.

The mobile search market is experiencing out-of-control growth. Mobile searches have increased 200% year over year in 2012, and it’s predicted that within the next year, mobile will become the primary way people access Google’s services.