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Google beefs up competition against Amazon's Kindle
Google announced the launch of a mobile version of Google Book Search, opening up over 1.5 million mobile public domain books in the US, and over half a million abroad, in a bid to compete against Amazon's Kindle eBook reader.
Google Mars 3D offers a unique way to look at the red planet
Google Mars 3D offers a unique look at the Red Planet of Mars a team up together with NASA, offering a new Mars 3D mode for Google Earth with a high-resolution, three-dimensional view of the Red Planet.
Google Mars 3D offers unique way to view Mars
Google Mars 3D offers a unique look at the Red Planet of Mars a team up together with NASA, offering a new Mars 3D mode for Google Earth with a high-resolution, three-dimensional view of the Red Planet.
Google Maps adds on people tracking feature
Google launched a software that allows users of mobile phone and wireless devices to know the approximate location of friends and family instantly.
Mars, Ocean touring now on New Google Earth 5.0 Beta Release
On Monday, Google announced new additions to the 5.0 edition of Google Earth, including ocean mapping, historical imagery, touring, and the addition of Mars terrain.
Mars, Ocean appear in new Google Earth 5.0 beta
On Monday, Google announced new additions to the 5.0 edition of Google Earth, including ocean mapping, historical imagery, touring, and the addition of Mars terrain.
Google sorry to users for weird search engine warning
Google Inc. apologized Saturday for an erroneous message appearing in every search result which appeared to users that morning.
Google: This site may harm your computer
Google has apologized for a glitch that blocked people from using the search engine Saturday morning resulting, This site may harm your computer, causing panic to users.
Google warning: This site may harm your computer
Google has apologized for a glitch that blocked people from using the search engine Saturday morning resulting, This site may harm your computer, causing panic to users.
Google Earth maps a marijuana plantation
Google Earth, the extremely popular free satellite mapping software was used as a mapping device by Swiss authorities who announced today that they had found a large marijuana plantation while using it.
Gmail working offline
With the new features of Google Gmail that was announced yesterday, users can work everywhere with their Gmail dubbed as Gmail Offline.
Click fraud hits online advertisers
In the final three months of 2008, click fraud surged to a new high as criminals had thousands of hacked computers pretend to be customers checking out online ads, according to a report released Wednesday.
Google Gmail now offline, How it works
On Tuesday, Google made an available beta of an offline capability for its Gmail platform.
T-Mobile stores now offering T-Mobile G1
Today it’s easy to find, all T-Mobile Retail and eligible Retail Partner locations nationwide offer the T-Mobile G1 - based on Google's Android OS. Because of rush of demand, T-Mobile wants to make this smartphone more widely available whether you live in a 3G market or not.
Internet users swell past 1 bln
The global number of Internet users has swelled to over one billion uses according to new research, with China accounting for the largest population of Web surfers
Google profit dives, but beats estimates
Google profit sank 68 percent, to $382 million in the fourth quarter, but still beat analysts estimates. he company said the fall was due to impairment charges on its investments in Clearwire Corp and Time Warner Inc unit AOL.
U.S. stocks hammered by Microsoft report, economy worries
U.S. stocks fell Thursday after being up and down yesterday on quarterly reports from Microsoft and jobless and housing data in the U.S. which signaled the recession is deepening.
Google leader of Google Android's project to resign?
Google's Engineering Director Steven Horrowitz who led development of Google Android's mobile project to build a Linux-based open-source phone operating system has joined Coupons Inc.
High-Res view of Prado's work on Google Earth
Google Earth will partner with Spain's Prado Museum for a project that allows users to access fourteen of Spain's most treasured works of art, including works by Francisco de Goya, Diego Velazquez and Hieronymus Bosch, all in high-resolution detail.
China has highest internet users in 2008
China now has the highest number of internet users in the world and had the largest growing online population of 2008, a report suggests.
MSN deemed vulgar in China's Internet crackdown
China is cracking down on what it considers to be vulgar websites across the internet, chiding sites like Google and MSN for not cleaning up their sites.
Verizon Picks Microsoft for Mobile Internet Search
Verizon Communications Inc. selected Microsoft Corp. as its partner to provide Internet services to customers concluding months of speculation.
Model Liskula Cohen Sues Google Over Blogger's Criticism
Liskula Cohen, 36, is going to court in an attempt to identify a blogger who wrote negative comment about her using Google's Blogger.com services.
Google sued in defamation suit by model Liskula Cohen
Vogue model Liskula Cohen is suing Google with a defamation suit over a blog post hosted by the search engine that describes her as a skank and and old hag, reported the New York Daily News.
Bill Gates bids a teary farewell to Microsoft
Bill Gates said a teary goodbye on Friday to Microsoft Corp, the software maker he built into the world's most valuable technology company based on the ambitious goal of placing a computer on every desk and in every home.
Yahoo rejected $40 Microsoft bid in 2007, refused good faith negotiations: suit
Yahoo rejected a $40 per share offer from Microsoft in January 2007 and refused to negotiate in good faith, plaintiffs said in a shareholder lawsuit unsealed on Monday.
Yahoo Laments: Microsoft no longer keen to merge
Yahoo Inc Chief Executive Jerry Yang said on Wednesday a potential deal with Microsoft has tremendous power, but the software giant appears no longer interested in a full merger.
Microsoft, Yahoo in partnership talks: Yang
Software giant Microsoft Corp is discussing ideas for partnerships with Internet portal Yahoo but it is not interested in an acquisition, Yahoo's chief executive said.
Google claims Viacom suit threatens web communication: report
Google claims that Viacom's $1 billion copyright infringement suit against the You Tube video service threatens legitimate communication across the Internet.
Wall Street Recovers Losses as Oil Prices Drop
U.S. stocks recovered earlier gains as lower crude oil prices dragged energy companies shares down, while lifting airlines and bleak data showed a mixed picture of the housing sector.


