Google has apologized to users for the recent glitch in Google Talk service, and assured that it was making incessant improvements to make its systems better.

Google's recently released tablet, the Google Nexus 7, is selling like hot cakes, but some early users reported some problems with the the vice's screen.

Some early users have been complaining that the touchscreen of the tablet are not glued in suitably. Some even reported the entire of the tablet came out of the bezel when they were using the device.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS is the most secure version Google's mobile operating system so far, according to security researcher Jon Oberheide.

Oberheide, chief technology officer of DUO Security, said that Jelly Bean is the first version of Android OS that has properly implemented address space layout randomization (ASLR).

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS, which arrived on the Google Nexus 7 and Galaxy Nexus officially just around a week ago, also runs on the HTC HD2.

The folks over at XDA-Developers have managed to port over Jelly Bean onto the HTC HD2, which was launched in 2009 with Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system.

According to a Reuters report, citing information shared by Google’s Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt, Google’s co-founder and CEO Larry Page is on the way to recovery from his unspecified illness – which caused him to lose his voice, and kept away from work for several weeks – and has returned to the office.

As per the report, it was at the annual Allen & Co conference in Sun Valley on Thursday that Schmidt told the media that 39-year-old Page has started taking meetings at the Google headquarters in Mountain View, California.

Manufacturers of Android devices can now start customizing Jelly Bean (Android 4.1) - the latest version of Google’s mobile operating system for their upcoming devices and to existing ones as the source code of the newest OS has been released.

The release of the newest working version of the raw open-source code, dubbed Version 4.1.1_r1, was confirmed by Google’s Jean-Baptiste Queru, the technical lead of Android Open Source Project (AOSP). Developers can now work with the latest raw code to let customization and operation with their devices as the code and binaries are geared up.

Apple Inc. will not allow Google's Chrome for iOS to use its fast Nitro JavaScript engine that powers default iOS browser Safari, but there are several reasons that will encourage iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users to switch to Google's new Chrome browser on these devices.

Google Project Glass head Babak Parviz has claims that they are excited about the futuristic glasses because the innovative device will enable people to do things that they can't do now.