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Google looks for the answer
Google vice president Marissa Mayer said the company plans to store individual search data for more than 18 months if the customer agrees.
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The first version of Google Antivirus?
Mountain View-based company has just introduced Safe Browsing API, Safe Browsing API. This is considered as the first step on the road towards a strong security solution
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Linux leaders seek to counter Microsoft
The most powerful figures of the free software community are meeting at Google Headquarters to debate the future, as well as countermeasures against lawsuits from Micros…
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Steve Ballmer: Goolge's allegations are 'unfounded'
Microsoft CEO affirmed Google's complaints about the software giant's pressure on competitors
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Google 'localizes' YouTube
On June 19, YouTube officially launched 9 versions of websites that share localized online videos for each country separately. Initially only the display functions and l…
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US officials backed Microsoft against Google
The New York Times reported that antitrust officials of the US Justice Department sided with Microsoft in a new war between the company and Google.
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Google's worst privacy policy in the world
The world's number one Internet search provider Google is also the company that has the policy of protecting the privacy of the world's worst users. This is the conclusi…
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YouTube testing video recognition
The world's largest video sharing service is preparing to test video censorship systems to limit piracy. On the same day, the world's most successful search service deci…
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Google Desktop vulnerability before the new attack
Just one day after security experts introduced the Google Toolbar vulnerability in Firefox, another similar vulnerability was found in Google Desktop.
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Google and the moves to win talent -
On a Saturday morning in the spring, about 90 Stanford University students and a group of University of California students gathered at Google's headquarters, attending…
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Google strengthens online mapping services
Goolge on May 30 said it has strengthened the company's Google Maps online map system, which can help users clearly see the streets of the city with r & ot 360o images.
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FTC investigates Google-DoubleClick merger
One of the biggest disputes in the world IT industry exploded a few weeks ago after Google and Microsoft both set a goal to buy online advertising agency DoubleClick.
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Google released an offline Web delivery tool
With the official announcement of Google Gears - a set of application development tools designed for the purpose of bringing the Web