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Google's Larry Page: We Had A Great Quarter
Google CEO Larry Page announced that his company earned almost $10 billion in revenue in the last financial quarter ended Sept. 30, 2011. The company also earned more cash and did more hiring.
New Search Engine DuckDuckGo Takes on Google
That bar of search possibility from Google that world has come to know and use as an everyday part of life is getting a challenge from another little-known search engine which aims to take on the global leader.
Can the Dow Break out of its Range?
Since early August, the U.S. stock market has been stuck in a range.
Google Translate: Android App. Adds 14 Languages [VIDEO]
The new feature can now go up against Projetex and Smartling, though project manager Jeff Chin warns product is still in alpha mode.
Hillary 2012 Rumors Swirl, But Clinton, Biden Deny Presidential Ticket Change
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's popularity has fueled speculation that she will be President Barack Obama's running mate in 2012.
Hacker Accused of Stealing Celebrities' Private Information (PHOTOS)
Christopher Chaney, 35, who is from Jacksonville, Florida was arrested and accused of hacking into e-mail accounts and other devices for private information including movie scripts and private photos, after being investigated by federal authorities for 11 months.
Google+ Traffic Plunges 60 Percent: Running Out of Breath Already?
Google+ traffic has plunged more than 60 percent after it went public on September 20, which makes everyone wonder whether the new-born social network has run out of breath already.
Florida Man Who Leaked Scarlett Johansson’s Nude Pictures Charged for Hacking Celebs' Emails
The FBI has arrested a Florida man for allegedly hacking the e-mails of Hollywood celebrities including Scarlett Johansson, Christina Aguilera and Mila Kunis and then distributing their private images and information to others.
Why It is Wrong to Call Google Plus a Failure
Senior Google Engineer, blogger and public speaker Steve Yegge accidentally posted a candid critique of the Google Plus platform, which he originally intended to share internally among his peers in Google. But being an inexperienced Google Plus user, he allowed his post to be visible publicly, before he decided to take it down.
Engineer Retracts Google+ Failure Comment, Says it Was 'Opinionated Rant'
The Google Inc.'s senior engineer Steve Yegge, who accidentally posted a critical comment about Google+ and calling it a complete failure, said the post was a long opinionated rant and it was intended to be an internal post but not external.
Florida Man Arrested in Nude Celebrity Hacking Scandal Gets Bail
The Florida man FBI arrested Wednesday in connection with its Operation Hackerazzi investigation was released from jail after his first appearance in federal court in Jacksonville, Fla.
Wall Street eager for Google mobile, ad business update
Google Inc's plans to acquire Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc and the health of its advertising business will be in the spotlight when the Internet search leader reports quarterly results on Thursday.
No merit to report of Akamai-Google deal: source
A report on Wednesday that Akamai Technologies Inc was close to being acquired by Google Inc is without merit, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Google Engineer Calls Google Plus a 'Complete Failure’; 5 Reasons We Agree
Steve Yegge, a senior engineer at Google, accidentally and publicly posted a critical analysis about his company's understanding of platforms, calling Google Plus a complete failure. Here are five reasons we agree.
Akamai shares surge on Google deal report
Shares of Akamai Technologies Inc jumped more than 11 percent following a report that it was close to being acquired by Google Inc.
Dow Now Flat for ’11, Beats Foreign Markets
Wednesday’s rally has taken the Dow Jones Industrial Average to break even for the year. It has also outperformed many foreign stock markets.
Global Equities raises Google price target to $700
Google Inc's search market share remains stable as it gains market share on the search monetization front, Global Equities Research said and raised its price target on the Internet giant's shares to $700 from $650.
Google Gumby: The Life & Times of Gumby and Creator Art Clokey [VIDEOS]
In honor of the Gumby Google Doodle, here's a look at the life and times of the recently departed Art Clokey
Nexus Prime Release: Did Patent Fears Make Samsung, Google Delay?
When Samsung and Google last week decided to delay the unveiling of the Galaxy Nexus Prime smartphone and the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, reports surfaced that it was out for Apple's dead CEO Steve Jobs.
Blackberry Outage: Will the RIM Phone Be All But Extinct Soon?
RIM said it had resolved its Blackberry outage late Monday, but Tuesday morning, millions of subscribers woke up to find service still disrupted. With problems like RIM's not happening with Apple's iPhone or Google's Android devices, it seems as if the Blackberry's popularity continues to plummet to the point where it will become close to completely stifled by its competition.
Mobile plans and economy to shade Google earnings
A slumping economy and questions about Google Inc's smartphone strategy are among the investor concerns that CEO Larry Page will need to address when the Internet giant reports results on Thursday.
Google+ Traffic Plummets: Is The Social Network Doomed?
A new report reveals that Google+ has lost about 60 percent of its traffic gained after opening to the public in September. Can Google+ survive against Facebook?
Samsung Galaxy S2 and Apple iPhone 4S: How Do They Stack Up?
The battle between high-end smartphones is getting hotter by the day, with two most talked-about phones being Samsung Galaxy S2 and Apple iPhone 4S. Both the phones promise blazing performance but there still could be some differences between the two that could influence consumers when it comes to choosing one.
YouTube Space Lab Helps Science Students Reach For the Stars
Google, NASA, and countless international space agencies just launched what they are calling the YouTube Space Lab. The idea is to hold a video contest allowing students to submit experiment ideas they will consider performing on the International Space Station (ISS).
Google Asked to Hand Over WikiLeaks Data
The U.S. government has asked Google and Sonic to give up any WikiLeaks-related information and data, following with an order for them to turn over Appelbaum's e-mail contact list -- without a warrant.
YouTube Space Lab Contest Begins: Teenagers' Experiment to Run in Space Station
Space-obsessed teenagers have got an opportunity to come up with ideas for science contest to be carried out in space. If successful, the two selected experiments will be performed aboard the International Space Station and live streamed on YouTube to the world in 2012.
Justin Bieber Haircut Costs Toy Company $100,000
Justin Bieber got a haircut in February. This alone would still be huge news, but when you add in the bit that a toymaker lost $100,000 because of said haircut, it is not as big of news.
YouTube Space Lab Launches Challenge for Students [VIDEO]
YouTube announced on Monday plans to launch YouTube Space Lab, a challenge for students worldwide to create an experiment which will be conducted in space and the chance to receive out of this world space-oriented grand prizes.
U.S. Government Targets WikiLeaks Email Data Through Secret Order
The American government used a controversial secret court order to obtain information on the email accounts of WikiLeaks volunteer Jacob Appelbaum, from Google Inc. and small-time Internet Service Provider (ISP) Sonic.net Inc.
U.S. Order Targets WikiLeaks Supporter's Mail: Report
The U.S. government obtained secret court orders to force Google Inc and a small Internet provider to hand over information from email accounts of a WikiLeaks volunteer, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.


