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Google CEO talks Motorola, Google Now, Glass and more

By Cory Gunther
on 18 Apr, 2013

Today Google hosted their annual earning reports for Q1 2013, and we've been getting all sorts of information about revenues, how much Motorola lost this quarter, and now things are turning towards products. If you're listening along Google's CEO Larry Page might not sound excited by his calm, almost sleepy voice, but he had some good things to say about plenty of upcoming products.

Andy Rubin sends letter to partners in light of Android departure

By Cory Gunther
on 13 Mar, 2013

This afternoon Google's own Larry Page informed the world of the shocking news that Andy Rubin was stepping down as head of the Android team, and now Andy has shared a few comments himself. In an email to partners and the Open Handset Alliance Rubin talks about his departure, and that he's an "entrepreneur at heart" among other things. Read on for more details.

Larry Page confirms over 750 million Android device activations

By Cory Gunther
on 13 Mar, 2013

Back in September Google announced that nearly 500 million Android devices had been activated to date, and at a rate of nearly 1.3 million a day. Today along with the news that Andy Rubin will be stepping down as head of Android, Larry Page also threw in a new number for us to boast - and it's a big one!

Larry Page: Fixing the Nexus supply is a ‘priority to our teams’

By Cory Gunther
on 22 Jan, 2013

As I'm sure many of you are aware, Google's currently in the middle of their Q4 2012 earnings report. Earlier today we mentioned their entire Q4 details resulting in more than $14.4 billion in revenue, but now we're hearing little details from Google's own Larry Page. We'll be listening to the entire call but he briefly mentioned the Nexus supply issue and we thought you'd like to hear.

Larry Page talks about Motorola’s future in new interview

By Cory Gunther
on 17 Jan, 2013

None other than Google's Larry Page recently had a nice conversation and interview with the folks at Wired, and we heard some neat comments. Talks about Google+, social media, Android of course, and lots about Motorola. Last year Google purchased Motorola Mobility largely for their patent portfolio, but in the interview Larry gently talks about the acquisition, and what is in store for Motorola's future.

Google CEO Larry Page talks about the competition, Android, Motorola and more

By Robert Nelson
on 11 Dec, 2012

Google's CEO Larry Page recently sat down with Fortune and managed to talk about a wide variety of topics. Everything from Motorola making a Nexus device to Google+, Wallet, Amazon, Steve Jobs and even how Google is still only sitting at one percent of where they should be.

Apple and Google CEOs start private patent settlement talks

By Cory Gunther
on 30 Aug, 2012

A largely talked about report came out of Reuters today regarding the recent lawsuit and patent issues between Apple and well, the rest of Android. Today we are hearing that Apple and Google's CEOs Tim Cook and Larry Page have begun a set of patent settlements talks by themselves and in private.

Larry Page shows off Project Glass and snaps a photo

By Cory Gunther
on 22 May, 2012

It sure would be nice to be the CEO of Google right about now. Google's CEO Larry Page today was sporting the awesome and highly anticipated Project Glass Google Glasses at the Zeitgeist 2012 event in London. Showing off the pre-release and early stages hardware for everyone to drool over, then quickly takes a photo. More details and video below.

Google CEO says Android isn’t critical, only a tool to deliver Google services

By Cory Gunther
on 18 Apr, 2012

An interesting story is making the rounds this afternoon regarding comments from Google's CEO Larry Page. During Google's court appearance over the spat with Oracle over the Android code Larry Page was quoted saying a few things and people are taking it the wrong way. Obviously Android is very important to Google and you can find out more of what Larry had to say below.

Larry Page: Google focused on cheap tablet market

By Michael Crider
on 12 Apr, 2012

Google's quarterly earnings report was a fairly bland affair this time around. Aside from a lot of financial data and a good bit of advertising back and forth, there wasn't a lot of new information to be had. But there was one nugget of dialogue that should interest any Android newshound: when asked about the Google's focus on Android tablet,s CEO Larry Page made specific mention of the lower end of the market - where the majority of Android tablets are being sold.