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Google has lunched its 'Same Day Delivery' service in parts of San Francisco, allowing consumers to order from retailers like Target, Walgreens, Staples, American Eagle, Toys R Us, plus local retailers such as Nob Hill Foods and Alto Toy & Sport.

In its ever growing reach, Google has decided to test out a new service it is offering, free for six months, that allows you to make purchases and have them delivered the same day, often within hours and says it wants to be able to help customers buy at average or discounted prices.

Google has announced that its new Chromebook is now available for pre-order from Amazon, Best Buy and some other retailers.

The new Chromebook is just .8" inches think, and claims to run for hours on a single charge and Google says its "the computer for everyone".

It will come with ARM Cortex-A15 processor, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of flash storage, but no massive onboard hard drive.

As the information age plows full steam ahead, a new app has come out called SymCAT. Designed by Craig Monsen and David Do, both medical students at Johns Hopkins University.

I had been feeling a bit sore, exhausted and under the weather over the last week, along with sneezing and itchy eyes, so I decided to give this new app a try, after all, I recently found what used to be great employer sponsored health insurance by Aetna suddenly wasn't so great anymore. You can download it from the Google Play store, no word if an iPhone/iPad version is coming.

Google has announced at its I/O that the new Nexus 7 is ready for sale now, as expected. Customers can buy it now on Google Play and it will ship starting mid July. Including in the deal is a $25 credit for purchases in the Google Play store, Google's version of Apple's "App Store".

The 7-inch-screen tablet will run Google's latest Android OS, Jelly Bean, and will feature a 1,280-by-800 pixel high-definition screen. Google said the Nexus 7's video "looks stunning."