We Review: Google Web Designer

A week has passed since the unveiling of Google's Web Designer beta release, the easy tool HTML5 aficionados and marketers can use across multiple platforms to create enhanced campaigns. So what have we learned?

Google Glass CPR app could be a life-saver

Google Glass are yet to reach general sale, but already Google's innovation is proving it can be used in any walk of life - with the latest stunning instalment coming in health-care.

Mozilla launch Firefox mobile OS to break Apple and Google stranglehold and entice coders

Not-for-profit group Mozilla are attempting to break the smartphone duopoly held by Apple's iOS and Google's Android with today's release of their own Firefox operating system

"Motorola - a Google company" new logo revealed

Google have at last unveiled the redesign of the Motorola brand following their $12.5bn acquisition in May last year.

Google announces HTML web design tool for display ads

Google's doubleclick venture has thrown up a surprise with the announcement of an new integrated software for web developers to create display adverts in HTML5.

Google's new Head of Design: "I couldn't design my way out of a paper bag"

In an interview with marketing and design magazine The Drum, 25-year creative veteran Patrick Collister discusses his new job, his philosophy and being dubbed as Google's "head of design". 

Brand logos to appear in Google search results

Google's annual I/O conference in San Francisco has revealed a host of exciting new features - but designers will be delighted at the announcement that company logos will now feature in Google's search results.

Apple and Yahoo teaming up against Google?

According to the Wall Street Journal, uber-tech giant Apple and flailing dot-com boom relic Yahoo are in talks to increase their current level of partnership in an effort to gain independence from joint rival Google.

Twitter posts meagre £16,000 profit in the UK despite rumours of $11bn flotation

Despite growing rumours circulating around Twitter's expected foray into the New York Stock Exchange in 2013, the micro-blogging service has released a dismal financial result for their UK operations.

Apple join Britain's growing list of US tax-avoiders

Software giant Apple is among several American multinational companies pinpointed by the Guardian newspaper as avoiding paying the full amount of tax. Despite generating more than $36 billion in overseas profit in 2012, Apple paid less than 2% tax on that figure.