Google’s recent decision to kill off Google Reader has proven to be good news for the Feedly RSS service. Some sources are also saying the company will soon be unifying its multiple messaging services - which include Google Talk, Hangout, Voice, Messenger, Chat for Drive collaboration, and the Google Talk for G+ - into one fresh new service called Babble that can go up against Apple’s iMessage service and BlackBerry Messenger. Google itself it keeping busy and is said to be working on a new note-taking app called Google Keep that works a bit like the popular Evernote service and uses its own Google Drive cloud storage system. Samsung has been tinkering around with its own mobile operating system as well.
The Android-based Galaxy S4 is bringing Samsung a lot of attention for its hardware design, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that some Google executives are getting worried about that because it may mean Samsung wants to horn in on mobile-search revenue.
Samsung finally whipped the veil off its Galaxy S4 smartphone last week and the fancy new model should be on sale by the end of April. (Dirty tricks are an unfortunate part of politics and it appears there was even a cyberattack on the online election system last fall. FCC rules and the Communications Act ban robocalls to mobile phones unless the recipient has given permission to be contacted by the company doing the calling or unless the call is part of an emergency information system. The firms could face up to $4.8 million in fines for this particular investigation. Hate unauthorized robocalls on your cellphone that eat into your monthly minutes? The Federal Communications Commission has issued citations to two big political robocall companies accused of spewing audio spam to mobile numbers in 20.
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