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Wearable tech redefines healthcare, with Google developing disease-detecting pills and more devices aiding chronic disease management.

IBM's Watson, outdoing Siri with its ability to learn and converse in natural language, revolutionises computing at the Westcon event.

Google unveils Inbox, a revolutionary email service poised to redefine email management and user-friendliness, promising an organised future.

Two months after Google released its classroom assistance app, a set of upgrades and enhancements has been launched.

Despite advancements, many sites remain stubbornly not mobile optimised, prompting Google to test warning icons in search results.

Kim Kardashian's virtual world expands as Facebook partners with Glu to launch Kim Kardashian: Hollywood game, now with Italy adventures.

July 2008: a certain fruity company launched its app store and gave a home to 500 freshly pressed iPhone OS (iOS nowadays) apps.

More than 1.25 billion smartphones will be shipped worldwide in 2014, representing a 23.8% increase from the 1.01 billion units shipped in 2013.

For the first time, over 300 million smartphones shipped worldwide in Q2 2014, with Android driving the surge, capturing record market share.

Businesses today are required to deal with technological advancements occurring at a pace never experienced before...

Google unveils NZ's first Video Quality Report, ranking ISPs on their ability to stream HD YouTube videos, with select networks earning HD Verified status.

Apple's stealth buy of Spotsetter ramps up maps war with Google, poising Cupertino to redefine navigation with a social twist.

Global smartphone shipments are set to rise by 23.1% this year, hitting 1.2 billion, according to analysts IDC.

Google surges past Apple, becoming the world's most valuable brand with a value of $159bn, leaving competitors trailing.

EU court ruling on Google privacy prompts concerns over increased personal data sharing for identity validation, says Gartner analyst.

For those managing to keep up with the growing complexity of patent lawsuits, a truce has been called; between warring rivals Apple and Google.

European Court declares 'right to be forgotten,' forcing Google and others to allow data erasure requests, challenging the speed of tech laws.

Google is required to remove links to inaccurate or irrelevant search results, according to a ruling by the European Court of Justice.

Digital platform providers are competing to find the next big method to grab consumers' attention: voice control and monitoring.

Google has removed all ad scanning in Gmail for Apps for Education, stopping the collection or use of student data for advertising purposes.