Microsoft 'wrong' 'Gmail is ... virus
Although the popularity of Gmail is quite limited, but certainly, this e-amil software is not a virus, despite Microsoft's warning.
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Although the popularity of Gmail is quite limited, but certainly, this e-amil software is not a virus, despite Microsoft's warning.
Google has added a feature to see historical changes to locations, lands ... for its Google Earth online mapping program.
Google has just started upgrading its business software line for the first time, allowing businesses / organizations to create personalized homepage for employees or aff…
Scientists have recently discovered that using a Google search engine can help doctors diagnose diseases in complicated cases.
Last weekend, Google confirmed information about the Google Video service is facing a new legal challenge on copyright infringement.
The search giant has just added Skype Internet phone application to the software package
The Internet giant will likely make up for its blogging and virtual social networking service Yahoo 360.
The search giant has accidentally sent an email containing this dangerous worm to ... 50,000 members of Google Video Blog.
Yahoo Messenger instant messaging application will be integrated into the new Yahoo Mail version. This information was confirmed by Brad Garlinghouse, a leader of the wo…
In an effort to compete with rival Google, Microsoft on November 6 introduced 3D maps on the web of 15 US cities. Microsoft said it will provide customers with the abili…
Expected this year, the company that owns the most popular search engine in the world will exceed the profit of 1.5 billion USD of Channel Four (UK). After that, Google…
The organizers of the English Premier League and the German League are unhappy about the web search firm Google has used exclusive images of these football leagues on Yo…
Google continues its expansion of online empire by acquiring JotSpot, a company specializing in developing mini web applications, otherwise known as
Google 's YouTube page has just removed nearly 30,000 video clips after receiving accusations from a Japanese media group that claimed they violated copyright.