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IBTimes UK takes a closer look at some of the key battlegrounds in this year's war of the tech giants.

Google showed off a lot of new things at Google I/O but not Glass - but why was the smart headset not on show?

We look at the six most interesting talking points from Google I/O, including Android L, Knox and the missing Google Glass

EU ruling about the "right to be forgotten" has taken effect, with Google now removing search results

We round-up everything Google unveiled at I/O 2014 - including details on Android L, smartwatches, Chrome and Android TV

Google reveals some of the updates it will be bringing to Android in the L update, including a radical redesign.

Full coverage and analysis of the biggest Google I/O yet, with Android 5.0, Android Wear and killer robots

Google Glass, seen by some as the future, will struggle to find a customer base in the UK - and not because of the price

Anonymous activists taking part in Occupy Google protest arrested for trespassing at search giant's headquarters

Samsung earnings will be "not that good" as smartphone shipments drop by 10 million compared to the last quarter

Google confirms it will show developers this year's big Android update - codenamed Lollipop - at Google I/O this week

We ask Miguel Milano, head of Salesforce for Europe, if running your business from a mobile phone is really possible.

Google's seventh annual developers conference will kick off on 25 June, with an update to Android set to be unveiled

A report says 4.7in and 5.5in iPhone 6 models will go into production in July which will be thinner than the iPhone 5s

We preview what to expect at Google's annual developer conference including Android Lollipop, Android Wear & Google Glass

Internet users in China have once again been blocked from file-sharing service Dropbox

Hackers reportedly extorted millions of euros from Nokia in 2007 after threatening to release a Symbian encryption key.

An antitrust dispute revolving around Apple allegedly raising ebook prices has been settled out of court.

London's Mayor says a lack of "kick-ass business people" could be why the UK is yet to produce a technology giant like Google

ZenRobotics has developed the first ever recycling process controlled and carried out by artificially intelligent robots

High resolution images of the iPhone 6 case appear to show a larger 4.7in screen and ultra-thin metallic chassis.

Barnes & Noble teams up with Samsung in a bid to revitalise its struggling Nook

Google has released a minor Android update which is now available in the UK for the Nexus 5 and the Moto G.

Australian healthcare startup HealthKit evaluates legal options against Apple's recently announced platform of same name

Google adds Chromecast support to ESPN, Major League Soccer, Google+ Photos and Crunchyroll.

Google's End-to-Endleverages PGP encryption for Gmail, making it harder for people to snoop on your emails

UK Broadband launches Relish, a broadband product which promises fibre fast speeds without the wires or landline rental

A year after a patent filing for a virtual currency known as iMoney, Apple has updated its App Store payment guidelines.

Apple launches HomeKit, a platform developers will be able to use to better connect smart home devices with your iPhone.