Now you can have moons in spreadsheets

Google Squared finally enters Labs
Google Squared has been released into Labs, meaning users can now have a play with the fact-collection concept in beta form.
Users will now be able to search for a topic and see the information organised in a spreadsheet, with relevant information added to each column.

Google – on a computer? Whatever next…

Acer and Android buddy up for world’s first netbook
Acer has announced that it will be bringing the world’s first Android netbook, part of the Aspire One range, promising a faster connection to the internet.
The company plans to bring the unit to the masses in Q3 this year, so if [...]

Symbian: ‘Why does Google need Android?’
Questions point of OS, calls Android strategy “weird”

Tim Holbrow belives that open source will breed innovation on Symbian
Symbian Foundation leadership team member Tim Holbrow has questioned Google’s purpose behind pursuing its own Android mobile platform, calling [...]

Is Google Android coming to Eee PCs?
All the latest signs are pointing in that direction

Is Android coming to Eee PCs?

The recent announcement of new members to the Open Handset Alliance, those getting behind Google’s Android platform, threw up some interesting names… not least manufacturers of netbooks.
There have been rumours of Android’s Linux-based interface being converted [...]

New Google Android phone launches
The Kogan Agora is coming to Australia in January

The Kogan Agora is only the second Android phone

Google’s new mobile operating system, Android, is now available on a handset that isn’t the G1.
Only available in Australia, the phone is called the Kogan Agora, and will be available in Q1 of next year [...]

Hands on: INQ1 Facebook phone review
Is the Facebook phone going to change the face of mobiles?

The INQ1 handset

TechRadar attended the launch of the INQ1 handset, and we weren’t really sure what we were going to get. Leaked pics and specs hinted at a slider handset with the abilities of the Skypephone S2, except with Facebook [...]

Google speak into your iPhone to search net
We hope new voice service gets called ‘Chat ‘n’ Surf’

You: “Where am I?” Google: “Here”.

Google has developed an application that allows you to speak into your iPhone and have your words searched for over the mobile browser.
All you have to do is start the application, tell it what [...]