IBM and Yahoo shake hands, challenge Google
IBM and Yahoo announced they would work together to provide a free data search tool for businesses.
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IBM and Yahoo announced they would work together to provide a free data search tool for businesses.
That statement of IBM president Thomas J. Watson was once considered a bullshit. But recently, Sun Microsystems technical director Greg Papadopoulos confirmed that we on…
China's search giant Baidu.com has announced it will enter the Japanese search market early next year, but whether or not this expansion campaign will succeed is still a…
A series of events, massive merger contracts, a series of forecasts, early dawn of the multimedia future era, the launch of Vista,
It turns out that not everything Google touches turns into gold. After four years of wavering, Google eventually ended up destined for Google Answers, the company's once…
The Italian court prosecutor said last week that it was investigating two alleged Google Italy representatives
Experts have discovered an extremely serious security bug in the Google Search Appliance and Google Mini may be exploited by hackers to attack phishing information on an…
Shares of Google on transactions late November 21, 2006 jumped to $ 509.65, becoming the new record of this company. Google's market capital mobilization has reached 155…
Although Google's text and spreadsheet service has become more user-friendly, the Microsoft Office office software development team thinks that such web-based applicatio…
On November 22, Google launched an e-book reader, similar to Adobe Reader, on its online Book Search service. Like Google Maps and Gm
Google is facing a growing wave of opposition from European press publishers, whose consequences may make the content that this global search engine offers to end custom…
On the same day, Google and Microsoft competed to announce a partnership agreement with mobile networks to pre-install their search engine on the phone, extending a fier…
Google, Yahoo and Microsoft have suddenly announced their agreement to establish an alliance to help develop a common website indexing search standard.