Google Barge

The barge, as per Google's initial plans in November, was meant to be an "interactive space where people can learn about new technology."

Google confirmed on Friday that it was selling an enormous floating barge being converted into a space for showing off and learning about technology.

The barge left San Francisco after it turned out the city didn't have permits for Google to construct a vessel at a dock there.

Google's mystery barge arrived at a new home at a port in the California city of Stockton on Thursday.

Google must move a mystery barge from a construction site on an island in the middle of San Francisco Bay because the permits are not in order.

The San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission is examining whether Google has all the proper permits.

The agency that oversees development in the San Francisco Bay in California has begun a formal investigation into the construction of a secretive Google Inc barge.

According to a 36-page information packet reportedly provided to the Port of San Francisco by Google, the interactive learning centre barge will navigate the bay using tug-boats.

Google has finally let the public in on its barge secret - the Internet giant is building an 'interactive learning centre' that it's experimenting with.

Google's mysterious barges have been revealed as luxury showrooms that also feature party decks, according to a report.

Google Inc's mysterious barges, which prompted fevered speculation about everything from offshore data centers to floating research labs, may serve a more prosaic role as upscale party venues and showrooms.

According to a report by CNET, a barge spotted in San Francisco Bay may just be a new data centre by Google.

Facebook Home will operate on phones running Google's Android software and present Facebook status updates, messages and other content on the home screen.

The barge, as per Google's initial plans in November, was meant to be an "interactive space where people can learn about new technology."

Google confirmed on Friday that it was selling an enormous floating barge being converted into a space for showing off and learning about technology.

The barge left San Francisco after it turned out the city didn't have permits for Google to construct a vessel at a dock there.

Google's mystery barge arrived at a new home at a port in the California city of Stockton on Thursday.

Google must move a mystery barge from a construction site on an island in the middle of San Francisco Bay because the permits are not in order.

The San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission is examining whether Google has all the proper permits.

The agency that oversees development in the San Francisco Bay in California has begun a formal investigation into the construction of a secretive Google Inc barge.

According to a 36-page information packet reportedly provided to the Port of San Francisco by Google, the interactive learning centre barge will navigate the bay using tug-boats.

Google has finally let the public in on its barge secret - the Internet giant is building an 'interactive learning centre' that it's experimenting with.

Google's mysterious barges have been revealed as luxury showrooms that also feature party decks, according to a report.

Google Inc's mysterious barges, which prompted fevered speculation about everything from offshore data centers to floating research labs, may serve a more prosaic role as upscale party venues and showrooms.

According to a report by CNET, a barge spotted in San Francisco Bay may just be a new data centre by Google.

Facebook Home will operate on phones running Google's Android software and present Facebook status updates, messages and other content on the home screen.