Another failed service for Google today, as it drops Google Maps real estate on the pile of failures along with Google Wave, Google Video, Google Web Accelerator… the list goes on. Will Google’s losing streak never end?
Another failed service for Google today, as it drops Google Maps real estate on the pile of failures along with Google Wave, Google Video, Google Web Accelerator… the list goes on. Will Google’s losing streak never end?
Google Buzz on mobile just got a whole lot friendlier for gadget fans sans iPhone or an Android 2.x phone: the website for serving up status updates on the move can now be accessed on older Android phones, Symbian S60 smartphones, BlackBerrys, and Windows Mobile handsets.
The Gmail web app now sucks Google Buzz messages straight into its inbox on iPhone and Android, the search giant has revealed. Could this be the option Google needs to give Buzz a boost?
Google Buzz has already created plenty of consternation amongst the Big G’s angriest rivals. But while the jury’s still out on just how it’ll sit alongside Facebook and Twitter on your PC, one thing is certain: Google Buzz is set to be the most powerful mobile social network out there. Read on to find out why.
HTC’s product line up for 2010 seems to have slipped out into the wild with a brace of new Android handsets including the high-end HTC Bravo and the super-social HTC Buzz and Tide.