Google’s co-founder, Sergey Brin showed up at the TED conference yesterday, where he talked up Google Glass and stated that breakthrough wearable computing device will ship later this year for less than $1,500. Google had previously charged developers $1,500 for the Explorer edition of the product at Google I/O in 2012. (more…)Google+

Under the Google ChromeBook program, many OEMs design and sell their own hardware, which is essentially run on Google’s Chrome OS. Apparently, Google has ambitious plans for ChromeBooks on the lines of the Nexus program for Android smartphones and it is planning to launch a super high resolution ChromeBook that has been designed by its own engineers and will have an Ultra-high resolution display similar to the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. All this has come to light thanks to a mysterious video that ...

Wired Magazine’s Steven Levy has always had special access to Google. Heck, he wrote In the Plex, a book that catalogued how the company operated. Today, he published an exclusive interview with Google CEO Larry Page and the interview not only gives some unique insight in the way how he runs the company but some very interesting revelations were made. Perhaps the most interesting revelation was that Larry Page wanted to build Google Glass 14 years back when he was still in Stanford University building Googl...

Perhaps the most vivid technology news related memory of 2012, was when Sergey Brin waltzed into Vic Gundotra’s Google I/O keynote to showcase an incredible demo of Google Glass. At the event Google offered the Google Glass Explorer edition to developer as a pre-order for a cool $1,500. It appears six months later there is more Glass news as Google has announced two developer events in San Francisco and New York respectively for developers to play around with Glass. Developers will be given a unit each for ...

Google is celebrating its fourteenth birthday with a doodle which features a cake theme with fourteen candles signifying the birthday. Weirdly though 27 September is not the actual birthday, as founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin filed for incorporation on September 4, 1998. (more…)Google+

We have seen some pretty awesome live product demos but never seen something like this. EVER. Last night, Google’s Sergey Brin orchestrated the most breathtaking product demo that probably no one has even dreamed about pulling off, leave alone daring to attempt it. Brin’s stunt involved a team of skydivers, rapplers, bikers and just about everything you could ever imagine but it wasn’t gimmicky at all! Read on to find out what he did as well as watch the entire stunt. (more…)Google+

Google co-founder Sergey Brin showed off a demo of the Google Glasses at Google I/O. He announced that Google was taking pre-orders for the Google Glasses Explorer Edition for $1,500 arriving in 2013, which was only meant for Google I/O attendees. (more…)Google+

It’s no secret that Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin has been hanging out a lot wearing the coveted Google Glass. Over the past few weeks the Google Glass has become perhaps the most talked about piece of technology. While Sergey has been seen in many photos with the Google Glass, he has not let anyone touch the device, but today Wired is reporting that Sergey Brin appeared on The Gavin Newsom Show with California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom where the Brin allowed the Mr Newsom wear the mysterious device....

While here at BGR India, we do cover every major news as and when something happens in our mobile industry. But a few sections of our tech world are so vast that sometimes it seems impossible to write about every single event. With our dedicated weekend reading column, we will try to compile each and every single piece of important news belonging to one particular segment be it about a vendor or a carrier or an operating system under one single blog post. The idea is to cover the most trending topics. So toda...