Man from Texas tries to sue Google for scanning his email to Gmail accounts. Much mirth ensues…

Be Good, be Busy, bejesus! Is there no stopping the Google steam train of features?

Gmail learns what is important to you

We take a look at some recent additions to this increasingly comprehensive suite of tools.

The ever changing nature of Google applications strikes again with GMail getting a retune. Some features have been 'retiring' others 'graduating'. Users should hopefully be 'rejoicing'…

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This week Google is having further international issues, although not with China this time but with Iran. In the build up to the anniversary of the creation of Iran's Islamic Republic the nation looks set to ban Gmail in favour of it's own service.

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Friday again, and as we look back over the week we find a few surprising and sometimes scary results. This week Google's dabate in China took centre stage, with other news from Bing's search engines expansion and PayPal dropping Maestro making up the podium positions.

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In the wake of the recent astonishing news about Googles operations in China, we also hear that Google is enabling encryption by default for all Gmail users.

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In a surprising turn of events, Google Corporate Development and Chief Legal Officer David Drummond airs the idea that Google could cease its operations in China.

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