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Google search giant is nurturing a new generation of wireless devices, operating on television waves
'Search giant' Google will work with six other partners to form an alliance to implement an undersea fiber optic project to increase the capacity of Internet connections…
The US Department of Defense has banned the giant Google from filming, photographing and publishing research-related details at US military facilities. According to them…
If the TechCrunch blog post is true, it seems that the Digg.com news bookmarking website is a scramble for both Microsoft, Google and the two carriers.
Having recently acquired email security firm Postini a little while ago, Google quietly jumped into the fight against criminals and network problems. And like all other…
The search giant's revenue and profit growth decelerated much faster than analysts forecast in the fourth quarter, raising deep concern that the money-making machine must
Next week, at the Barcelona Mobile Conference (Spain), ARM chip designer will demonstrate Google's Android mobile phone model.
Last year, the technology world witnessed the rise of web applications and services. Numerous desktop applications are in turn switched to use on the browser, or web ser…
Last weekend 'search giant' Google confirmed developing a new search technology capable of identifying text in digital photos or videos.
The highly anticipated open source search engine Search Wikia on January 7 officially launched the global online community. Jimmy Wales expects open-source nature to inc…
The year of 2007 is about to pass, the world of technology has witnessed many successful services but also many failures and misses from manufacturers.
Google Inc., which owns the world's most famous Internet search engine, has launched a Web site that competes with Wikipedia's encyclopedia dictionary.
In a report published yesterday, the Pew Internet and American Life project said 47% of US Internet users have sought information about themselves through search engines…
Security researcher Aviv Raff recommends that Google Toolbar users avoid adding new buttons to the toolbar or they will be infected with malicious code.