Tech giant Google revealed in a Monday announcement that it has launched its futuristic Glass eyewear in the UK. The announcement implies that the UK has become the second country - after the US - to boast the availability of the smart Glass eyewear.

The Glass device was first unveiled by Google in 2012; and it was made available for sale to general public in the US in May this year.

It has been said many times that quantum computing has capability of computing massive amount of information in lesser time. In fact, a lot of advancements have been made in the new field.

The first commercial quantum computer has also been developed by D-Wave Systems, a Canadian company, recently. But a new research refutes that quantum computer is faster than MACs and PCs.

After having announced its `Glass at Work' program in early April, Google said in a Monday announcement that it has picked its first official partners for Google Glass applications targeting business and enterprise customers.

On Thursday night, six Google Glass 'Explorers' - that is, early adopters of Google's futuristic Glass eyewear - featured on late-night satirical TV program, 'The Daily Show.' The six famous Glass wearers talked with the show's host Jon Stewart and his correspondent Jason Jones.

Forbes has revealed in a report released on Thursday that tech giant Google has plans underway to release a new product dubbed 'Google Fit;' thereby marking its foray into the health and fitness arena. The report about Google Fit comes two weeks ahead of Google's forthcoming I/O event which is scheduled to kick off on June 25.

Google has recently revealed that it has updated its app verification feature called Verify Apps. The app verification feature is basically an optional security-service-enabled default which Google has put in place in recent versions of its Android mobile operating system. The feature sends app-related data from an Android device to Google.

According to a new report from market research firm eMarketer, an increasing number of users of mobile devices are now using apps on their devices to carry out Internet searches; thereby resulting in a notable plunge in ad revenue for bigwig search engines like Google, Yahoo, and Bing.

In a Sunday report, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) said that plans are apparently underway at Google to spend an amount of more than $1 billion on its new satellite Internet initiative.