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Google Continues Its Microsoft Beat Down

April 7, 2015

Surprise, Google (GOOGL) is yet again redefining an established tech industry: this time it’s the PC market. Glassdoor's recently rated "top company" has announced its newest product: the Google Chromebit, which transforms all modern televisions and monitors into Chromebook computers. And the best part about Chromebit is... it's affordable!

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In Entertainment, Manufacturing, Retail, Tech, Travel, Markets Tags Google, Glassdoor, Intel, HP, Dell, SanDisk, Samsung, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Chromebit, Electronics, Mobile, Software
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Microsoft's Windows Watch

October 28, 2014

Wearable technology is quickly evolving into the next big consumer electronics market. Companies like Samsung, LG, Sony (SNE), Apple (AAPL), and Motorola (MSI) are racing to get their newest smart watches to the market, especially as the holiday season approaches. Samsung alone has released nearly 10 smart watch variants over the past year, and although the market is far from saturated, it is highly competitive.

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In Entertainment, Manufacturing, Retail, Tech, Stock Market Tags Microsoft, Samsung, LG, Sony, Apple, Motorola, Fossil, Wearables, Electronics, Mobile, Android, Stocks, Investing
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Google's Android Watch

June 26, 2014

For two days in June (June 25-26, 2014), San Francisco hosts Google’s (GOOG) largest developer conference of the year, Google I/O. This is where Google unveils its newest technology and developer tools. Today, Google started the festivities with a 2.5-hour keynote address. Here are the highlights and possible game-changing technologies that Google plans to release in the coming months.

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In Entertainment, Millennials, Retail, Social Media, Tech Tags Google, Motorola, LG, Samsung, Wearables, Electronics, Android, IoE, Mobile
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Two Tech Titans Clash

May 10, 2014

Last Friday, May 2, a California court ruled in Apple’s favor during an ongoing (and ridiculous) patent lawsuit against South Korean tech giant Samsung. The case, brought by Apple (APPL), accused Samsung of four patent infringement violations. After the courts deemed Samsung had knowingly violated U.S. Antitrust laws, Apple was awarded $119.6 million in damages - a fraction of the $2.2 billion they sought.

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In Tech, Telecommunications, Stock Market, Markets, World Tags Apple, Samsung, Google, Legal, Lawsuit, iOS, Android, Deals, Electronics, Stocks, Investing
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