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Google asked for more information on AdMeld

Google Inc said the Department of Justice has asked for more information regarding its acquisition of online advertising company AdMeld.

Frustrated judge pushes Google digital book deal

A Manhattan federal judge set a September 15 deadline for Google Inc, authors and publishers to come up with a legal plan to create the world's largest digital library, expressing frustration that the six-year-old dispute has not been resolved.

Google Effects Offload Your Memory: Study Says

With Google's reign, there is no longer any need to memorize anything aside from academic and professional uses, and our brains have been proven to know that too.Columbia University psychologist Betsy Sparrow and her colleagues conducted a series of experiments, in which they found that people are less likely to remember information when they are aware of its availability on online search engines. In a way, Google and the Internet use in general have offloaded memory demands from our brai...

Signup for Google+ Businesses Before Deadline

Companies are rushing to join Google+ Businesses' test phase before the application closes Friday, July 15 at 6pm PST.

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Google+ Will Make Changes This Week: What Would You Like to See?

Google+ on a flying start but is it good enough to beat Facebook?

Google+ (or Google Plus), the beta version of Google’s new ambitious social networking service is off to a flying start with 4.5 million people reportedly using the service, having signed up via the current invite-only basis, but is Google+ good enough to beat the king of social networking sites - Facebook?

Google to cooperate in antitrust review: Schmidt

Google Inc will cooperate fully with U.S. antitrust regulators but will not let the formal probe launched last month distract or disrupt its strategy, executive chairman Eric Schmidt said.

New app checks out the bar scene in advance

A new app aims to maximize the chances of meeting a member of the opposite sex by using facial recognition technology to show how many men and women there are in any given bar.

Google faces damages claim from French rival 1PlusV

French search engine said it had sued Google Inc for 295 million euros ($418 million), alleging the U.S. company used its dominance to thwart rivals.

Google says probing search companies market practices

U.S. antitrust regulators have started a formal investigation into whether Google Inc abuses its market power by favoring its own services over those of rivals in online searches and through other practices.

Gay Pride Google Doodle exists but it's in the closet

Google makes doodles to celebrate all kinds of significant events, and this month also happens to be Gay Pride Month. So Google decided to put a doodle to it - just not so conspicuously.

The U.S. flag is seen flying next to a rainbow flag symbolizing gay pride in New York

Gay Pride Google Doodle exists but it's in the closet

Google makes doodles to celebrate all kinds of significant events, and this month also happens to be Gay Pride Month. So Google decided to put a doodle to it - just not so conspicuously.

Google eyeing further display ad acquisitions

Google will buy more companies to boost its presence in the booming online display ad sector in a challenge to Facebook, even as European regulators examine its dominant web search position.

People play a Kinect boxing game on an XBox 360 gaming console

New Interactive Ads Using Kinect [VIDEO]

Microsoft announced Tuesday it will allow its users to use voice and motion commands to interact with advertisements while playing their favorite game or watching a video through popular Xbox Kinect gaming console. The advertising tool is called NUads, natural user interface ads, which will allow users to say Xbox Tweet to share something about the ad on Twitter.

Kudo Tsunoda of Microsoft discusses new Kinect features at the Microsoft E3 XBOX 360 media briefing in Los Angeles

Kinect price is at par with Sony’s PlayStation Move: Microsoft

Software and video game developing giant Microsoft, in a statement, said that the company’s newest project Kinect has a price tag of $149 to compete with Sony Move, a report said.

China paper warns Google may pay price for hacking claims

Chinese officials call Google 'political tool'

Internet big Google is a political tool , a top Chinese official told a Beijing paper Monday, claiming the U.S. internet magnet's comments about hacking attacks linked to China is bad for their business.

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.

Oracle versus Google patent trial likely by November

A patent trial between tech giants Oracle and Google should be held before November, a U.S. judge said at a hearing.

Analysis: Google's Page and Wall Street: Who needs who?

It took fewer than 400 words for freshman Google Inc CEO Larry Page to set the tone for a strained relationship with Wall Street that could haunt him for years.

South Korean portals file competition complaint against Google

South Korea's top internet portals filed a complaint on Friday with antitrust regulators against Google Inc, alleging the search giant was unfairly stifling competition in the domestic mobile internet search market.

Cost surge under new Google CEO unnerves Street

Google Inc's stunning 54 percent spending surge in the first quarter spooked investors already worried its new CEO may take his eye off the bottom line to chase revenue growth.

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.

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