Google's new tool allows travellers to search for hotels nearby certain tourist attractions, where they can also filter by travel time, price, ratings and reviews.

Sydney-based Adept Business Systems has reported strong initial demand for Surga Central, Adept’s new cloud-based commercial real estate software application. Launched at the end of 2011, twelve agencies in Australia have already made a commitment to the new product.

SSL traffic analysis is good enough to see exactly what location you're looking at on Google Maps.

An agreement between SuccessFactors and VMware gives customers the ability to build applications on VMware's Cloud Foundry that use data from Employee Central and other SuccessFactors software.

A free iPhone and Android app, myTaxi, has the potential to revolutionise the taxi market in Australia, disintermediating the lucrative phone booking services.

Google has added a weather layer to Google Maps, making it quick and easy to check weather conditions at your location or destination.

Google has used Privacy Awareness Week to reveal it completed the deletion of Australian Wi-Fi payload data 'mistakenly' collected by its Street View cars as long ago as February.

The world seems to be going crazy over the royal wedding. Even Google Maps' Pegman has found a bride and is dressed up for the altar.

From tales of discovering the lost city of Atlantis, to the latest discovery from an Australian whose Google Earth armchair archaeology suggests large parts of Saudi Arabia are “immensely rich in archaeological remains” and “probably several thousand years old", armchair archaeologists are finding new things to go ogle!

With Google’s soon-to-be former-CEO Eric Schmidt having made a series of unforgivably weird pronouncements on privacy, the Schmidt seems to have finally hit the fan, with Google now turning a not-so-new Page on the CEO position.