According to NY Times report Google CEO Eric Schmidt has confirmed the Google tablet device which will run over Android operating system and the company is also experimenting in “stealth mode” with publishers to explore delivery of books, magazines and other content on a tablet.

Definitely to give a boost to Android OS Google must bring its own branded Android tablet in the market to compete with the rivals for example Apple iPad as HP is already working over Android Slate which is more smaller than Apple iPad in size of 6 inches diagonally.

So, if there will be more variety of tablets available in market that will be good for consumers to select a tablet computer of their choice with their preferred operating system.

Gmail introduces a new feature drag and drop file attachment for Google Chrome and Firefox 3.6 users, which is directly enabled to Gmail accounts instead of Labs features.
This drag and drop attachment option allows Gmail users to just drag the file to which they want to attach from their computer and drop onto Gmail message which they are composing and that’s all.

This feature is already available in Google Wave, any ways its really nice and creative option to attach files in email message by drag and drop which will give users a new Gmail experience.

Turn off Google Buzz! And if you’re wondering how to, it’s simple and takes hardly 2 seconds. You should not be searching Google to disable Google Buzz, rather you need to use Ctrl+F feature while your Gmail is open. You can also do it following way:

1. Open Gmail and go at the bottom of the page
2. There will be a link with title “Turn Off Google Buzz”
3. Click on it and this ugly thing will be out of your sight

A week ago Google has released beta versions of web browser Google Chrome for Mac and Linux whereas the Google Chrome Windows version was already been in the Wilde. In this limited time period of Google Chrome beta releases the Google browser pushing the other available web browsers in the market back. Recently Google also has released official Google Chrome extensions for users.

According to the provided statistics of Net Applications about usage of web browser, recent Google Chrome beta version stands at third position in web browser line by pushing back Apple Safari at fourth position while Internet Explorer stands first followed by Firefox for second.

Google Chrome usage became doubled now from 3.81% to 6.34% within one month after the beta release of last week. No doubt this is a big success for Google and it is another increasing threat to Microsoft IE after Firefox rival and also for Apple Safari.

So, give a try to Google Chrome beta for Windows, Mac or Linux and compare it with other web browsers and write us in comments about your personal comments about Google Chrome browser.

Just a few minutes ago Google has launched its new URL shortening service called Goo.gl. The Google’s main purpose behind the launch of this service is to provide security which is a big issue with other URL shorten services.

Right now, Goo.gl is accessible through Google toolbar and Feed burner. Hopefully soon Goo.gl URL shortening service be available in the format of a complete web page.