Life without Google Day 2: Windows Live Search a viable contender
Microsoft's search efforts--Windows Live Search--have been much maligned, but actual search experience may differ from perception.Indeed, the numbers don't lie.
Microsoft's search efforts--Windows Live Search--have been much maligned, but actual search experience may differ from perception.Indeed, the numbers don't lie.
At the Google I/O developer's conference in San Francisco, Calif., company CEO Eric Schmidt shares his vision for a new computing paradigm.
Google's Chrome browser has looked like just another side project for the company. Sure; Chrome is a speedy browser, and has garnered impressive market share in a short time. And, yes, Google gets to push browser development a bit.
Google will roll out its long-awaited, over reported, widely guessed about wireless plans in about two weeks.Sound familiar?
Wolfram|Alpha brings its number-crunching-meets-search approach to the NFL.
Google in a blog post took on a Washington Post columnist who opined that the search giant should be more of a target by antitrust regulators. Is this the best use of Google's time?
Google may be using its properties--iGoogle, Gmail and Apps--to step up its behavioral ad efforts.That's the conclusion from Piper Jaffray Gene Munster who tracks 400 searches on Google and Yahoo each month.
Ask.com plans to buy Lexico Publishing Group, the company behind Dictionary.
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