Android OS is the fastest growing mobile OS and has the potential to take over every other mobile OS in future. It has achieved this in five years at Google.

Ebay is in talks with Google to offer Paypal as a payment option for Android apps.

China’s official news media Xinhua and China Mobile, the largest mobile network in China joined hands to create “Search Engine New Media International Communications Company”, the new face of web search in China.

Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems to monetize Java but failed to understand the community process and has sued Google over use of Java in Android scaring other businesses based on Java.

Oracle has sued Google over the use of Java in Android. It claims that Google infringed 7 patents owned by Oracle related to Java’s IP.

Google has unveiled Voice Actions for Android, a cool feature which lets you use your phone using voice commands.

The Symbian Foundation announced that they ship around 300,000 devices a day now, about 50% more than the much hailed sales figures of Android.

Google recently made available a very useful feature called Multi Account Sign-in to its users, though this feature is very useful, currently it is limited to only 3 Google Accounts.

The new technologies borrowed from Google are RFS and RPS. These help in modifying the behavior of packets in a network. RPS spreads a process into all cores.

HP outbid Apple and Google never knew that Apple was participating in the bid. Otherwise, Palm would have been Google property and we would have seen Google supporting two competing platforms WebOS and Android.

NTP is suing Apple, Google, HTC, LG, Microsoft and Motorola for violating patents related to wireless push email technology.

The Chinese government officials are not very happy regarding the redirects and if Google continues to redirect users to Google Hong Kong, Google’s Internet content Provider license might not be renewed.

Nexus One to get Android 2.2 Froyo OTA Update. Download Android 2.2 Froyo for Nexus One. Google Nexus One Android 2.2 Froyo Update.

Google, which started to collect data to improve it’s location service also collected private user data and tried to cover it up by making up stuff like “it was collecting only fragments of data”

Google is planning to move the SSL search to a new domain because of some organizations facing problems with blocked content and sites.