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U.S. raises Google hack allegation with China

The United States has asked Beijing to investigate Google's latest allegation of a major hacking attack that the Internet giant says originated in China, the State Department said on Friday.

Privacy group gets part of Google settlement: judge

A U.S. judge approved a class action settlement over Google's Buzz social network, and awarded $500,000 to an Internet privacy group that had previously been left out of the proposed deal.

Google nears settlement over drugstore ads: report

Google Inc is close to settling a U.S. criminal probe into allegations that it made hundreds of millions of dollars from online pharmacy ads that break U.S. laws, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

Texas Instruments wins Ubiquisys small cell deal

Ubiquisys, a technology start-up backed by Google, will partner with Texas Instruments to develop a new generation of small basestations to help meet demand from surging mobile data consumption.

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Google misses Street profit expectations

Google Inc fell short of Wall Street's first-quarter profit target as operating expenses surged, even though net revenue grew 29 percent year-over-year.

Google misses Street targets as costs swell

Google Inc fell short of Wall Street's first-quarter profit target as operating expenses surged, driving shares in the world's leading Internet search engine more than 5 percent lower.

Google first-quarter report to kick off era under new CEO

Management changes, spending plans and regulatory risks will be in the spotlight when Google Inc reports its first-quarter financial results after the market closes on Thursday.

Microsoft to Release Kinect SDK for Windows in Spring

Software giant Microsoft said the non-commercial Kinect software development kit (SDK) for Windows would be available in spring 2011.

Google-ITA decision may be just days away: source

The Justice Department is close to a deal that would allow Google Inc to buy an airline ticketing software company while requiring that the software remain available to Google rivals, according to a source close to the deal.

Google shares fall on fears of U.S. probe

Shares of Google Inc fell nearly 3 percent on Tuesday, following a Bloomberg report that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission is considering an antitrust investigation of the company's dominance of the Web search industry.

Privacy concerns plague Google Goggles facial recognition

As privacy concerns plague Google Goggles facial recognition feature, the internet giant asserts that it is still working on the smartphone app.

Microsoft files EU competition complaint vs Google

Microsoft Corp stepped up its rivalry with Google Inc, claiming in its first-ever complaint to antitrust regulators that Google systematically thwarts Internet search competition.

Judge slaps down Google's digital library settlement

A U.S. judge on Tuesday rejected a $125 million settlement between Google Inc and authors that would have let the company publish millions of books online to create the world's largest digital library.

France fines Google in Street View data case

France's data protection regulator has fined Google 100,000 euros for collecting private data from wireless networks when its camera-equipped cars gathered footage for its on-line map service Street View.

Robot Knows When It's Being Ignored

Researchers have created a robot that has the ability to subtly get someone’s attention when it is being ignored.

Interview: Brazil at heart of Google's Latin America strategy

Brazil is on the way to becoming Google Inc's sixth-largest global market, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said on Friday as the company opens new offices in the fast-growing Latin American region.

Brazil at heart of Google's Latin America strategy

Brazil is on the way to becoming Google Inc's sixth-largest global market, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said on Friday as the company opens new offices in the fast-growing Latin American region.

Microsoft Releasing Kinect SDK This Spring

Software giant Microsoft said it plans to release a non-commercial Kinect for Windows software development kit (SDK) this spring.

Machine trounces man on Jeopardy! quiz show

Under the category of artificial intelligence, it represents both a loss and a triumph for humans.

How Watson Works

One of Watson's collaborators, Eric Nyberg from Carnegie Mellon University, shares the robot's strengths, weaknesses and its future.

Watson takes on humans on JEOPARDY! [VIDEOS]

Watson finished its first (of three) round of bout against legendary human players Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter. It is tied for first with $5,000 with Rutter while Jennings has $2,000.

Kinect and Windows 7 Play Together [Video]

A video from Microsoft shows of the potential for gameplay interactions between Kinect and Windows Phone 7.

IBM’s collaboration with universities to enable computer Watson to play historic match on Jeopardy!

IBM's Watson computing system will take on two former Jeopardy! champions in the first man-machine match on the popular TV quiz show this February.

Google and EU in antitrust resolution talks: source

Google and European Union regulators are in tentative talks to resolve an antitrust probe against the Internet's dominant search engine, a source familiar with the case said on Monday.

Google, EU in antitrust resolution talks: source

Google and European Union regulators are in tentative talks to resolve an antitrust probe against the Internet's dominant search engine, a source familiar with the case said on Monday.

Google CEO says wants to avoid long EU probe: report

Google Inc wants to avoid a lengthy legal battle with European Union regulators investigating its market dominance, the Sunday Telegraph quoted its chief executive as saying.

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