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Marissa Mayer, Google’s VP of Geographic and Local Services, joined in 1999 as the company’s 20th employee. During a recent 22-minute interview on Digg Dialogg, Mayer was asked “What do you think Google’s biggest mistake has been during your presence there?” Mayer’s answer pertained to three products: Wave, Dejanews.com, and Gmail.

“Wave. Certainly there are things we’ve learnt from that, certain things we would have done differently,” Mayer said without any hesitation (this one we’re not really too surprised about). “Shutting down Dejanews.com at 11am on a Monday… Read More

Google bought Android back in 2005 for an undisclosed sum (estimated to be around $50 million). Now, five years later, Google’s vice president of corporate development, David Lawee, told attendees at the Stanford Accel Symposium this week that the acquisition was the company’s “best deal ever,” according to VentureBeat. Most of Google’s acquisitions haven’t been anywhere nearly as successful, so we’re not too surprised Android got first place.

Andy Rubin, Android’s co-founder and now vice president of engineering at Google responsible for the open-source mobile operating system, and… Read More

The launch of Microsoft Office 365 brings the user a collaborative solution that integrates Microsoft Office Tools and is accessible in any browser, anywhere and anytime. Microsoft Office 365 will have two versions; Small Business and Enterprise.

Small Business version is developed for companies with up to 25 people and is a predefined package that includes the Office Web Apps, Lync, SharePoint and Exchange Online and will cost $ 6.00 monthly per user. Enterprise version, designed for medium and large companies, comes with all… Read More