Google Music goes live in US with Android store
Google Music has gone live in the US, featuring a free music storage cloud service, app, Web player, free social music sharing on Google+ and store on the Android marketplace.
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Siri rival? Amazon buys voice recognition firm Yap ahead of Kindle tablet launch
Amazon looks set to include its own version of iPhone’s Siri voice recognition in its forthcoming Kindle Fire tablet, buying voice recognition startup Yap.
Mobile now drives nearly 5% of UK traffic
Smartphones and Tablets are now accounting for nearly 55 of all web traffic across the 5 leading European countries, according to new research.
Nokia debuts first Windows 7 smartphone ‘Lumia’
Nokia has launched the Lumia, its first Windows 7 smartphone since its partnership with Microsoft earlier this year, as the worlds largest phone manufacturer looks to topple Apple and Google in the smartphone market.
Nokia debuts first Windows 7 smartphone 'Lumia'
Nokia has launched the Lumia, its first Windows 7 smartphone since its partnership with Microsoft earlier this year, as the worlds largest phone manufacturer looks to topple Apple and Google in the smartphone market.
Google+ to be linked to new music store- report
Google is planning on integrating its forthcoming online music store with Google+, as the internet giant looks to integrate its services, according to a news report.
Netflix to take on LoveFilm with 2012 UK launch
The world’s biggest internet TV and film streaming service, Netflix is to launch in the UK early next year.
Google planning download music store ‘with a twist’
Google is reportedly planning to launch a music download store, which it describes as having “a little twist” to the concept as the search giant continues to challenge Apple and Amazon.
BBC to fund digital radio roll out to UK
The BBC will pay for the rollout of the UK’s digital audio broadcasting (DAB) radio infrastructure to reach 97% of the population.
Right to reply: The end of Apple’s iAd?
Over a year after its introduction, Apple’s iPhone ad network has failed to gain traction. As the hardware giant looks to expand its iPhone, iPad and iCloud services, has it ceded the mobile ad crown to Google’s Admob? Mark Brill, Chair of DMA’s Mobile Marketing Council and CEO of txt4ever, takes a closer look…