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elf driving cars are the technology of the future. Google has been the first to really develop the technology, and their prototypes are already hitting the streets for impressive demonstrations. But they face unique challenges when it comes to accident prevention, challenges that have to be addressed before they are accepted as consumer-ready.

Google Android, the main competitor of Apple iOS, has now its own market in mobile technology. As per recent survey Google has acquired large stacks of smartphone and tablet market.

Google generated a lot of attention during the week when it gave the world a glimpse of the future, as only it can, this time with a new version of the company's long-gestating self-driving car.

Clove Technology, the leading electronic giant retailer has announced that it has just started to ship the Google Nexus Prime today in the United Kingdom.

Those who thought Google Glass was the first release in the technology have obviously never heard of GlassUp. But now that the issue has become more mainstream, word is getting around that they could be the alternative to the more pricey Glass.

Amazon aren't the only one looking to take advantage of modern technology as now Google state that they are entering the robot game with real robots.

Though Google Glass is still a prototype style product, Microsoft is wanting to get in on the action. Sources close to the WSJ say they have been contacting manufacturers in Asia about various components for their own version of the wearable technology.

The search engines Google Inc. declared Friday that it's supplying $11.5 Million in funds to 10 businesses working to end modern-day captivity and individuals trafficking.

Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) wants everyone to exploit solar plates to produce electricity power. And the company has announced today that it is investing around $75 million to facilitate to more than 3,000 of them setup solar plates on their tops.

"Renting movies for your phone or tablet through the Android Market was announced during Google's I/O conference earlier in the year, however like many new Google initiatives, it was only available in the USA. There's good news for Android-owning movie fans in the UK this morning though, as Android Movies has gone live on our shores too. The library has around 1000 films on offer at this early stage, including new titles such as Senna and Green Lantern, plus some older catalogue titles."

Google Wallet is an online payment mode, which works extremely easy for consumers. There is a chip integrated in the mobile devices that exploits NFC technology, which permits for protected online transaction and communication.

This is very cool. Em Sense people are thinking big time. How long till this Small Business is bought out by +Microsoft Corporation or +Think with Google ? This is hot. When they loan this technology to small business a new industry will explode. Many more small business will be created filling this space till it is common place.

"Google's dominance in mobile advertising and Apple's growing iAd platform on iOS convinced Samsung to launch its own rival advertising platform called "Samsung AdHub Market." The Wall Street Journal reported the company officially announced the platform on Tuesday, which uses technology from OpenX Technologies Inc. According to the report, the company will allow advertisers to buy space within apps through developers and Samsung. The ads are expected to appear on Samsung phones and tablets sometime in last half of the year."

"Software developers and technology fans alike are set for an exciting, and busy, June this year, as Microsoft has announced it'll be holding the Windows Phone Developer Summit between 20 - 21 of the month."

One of Microsoft's most senior lawyers has accused Google's Android software of "standing on the shoulders" of companies such as his own in the smartphone wars, and that the flurry of patent lawsuits going on between companies involved in the field is only natural in a rapidly developing field.

Apple's mapping technology has never been very impressive. Certainly not impressive enough to compete with the much more popular Google Maps, especially after the last revision to the service that made Apple's mapping software almost unusable by many consumers. But the company is on a mission to change that, as shown by their latest acquisition of Locationary.