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Google has now formally launched its mobile 'product search' system for users in the UK, USA, Germany and South Korea.

This story was written by Robert Andrews. Nevermind Chrome OS for now; there are already a host of alternative operating systems out there.

If there's one group of executives at this week's Sun Valley media and technology conference who ought to be in good spirits, it's the handful steering the fleet of Internet social networks.

Do you trust Google? If you use its multitude of online services on a daily basis you might, but is that assumption wise? For some, Google is a wonderful company with a broad selection of useful online tools that make life easier, but for others Google is a looming, unregulated monster just waiting for the moment to drop the a don't' from the ...

BANGALORE, INDIA: Chip giant Intel said it is working with Google on the Chrome operating system and has been privy to the project for some time, media reports said on Friday.

Any share price weakness related to the early success of Microsoft Corp.'s Bing search engine should be used as a buying opportunity in Google Inc.

Google Inc. made waves in the tech world this week when it announced plans to release an operating system called Google Chrome OS that would encourage wider use of something called cloud computing.

It turns out the media elite aren't so different from a lot of less affluent folks: They think Twitter is a great communications tool, but can't figure out how the online messaging service is going to make money.

Media companies, take heart: Cisco Systems Inc. says it's coming to the rescue. Cisco says the Eos platform provides a way for media to recapture control of their content management, Internet audience development, and media distribution from the likes of Apple Inc.

Google Inc. , not satisfied owning the search engine market, yesterday revealed it is going to assault Microsoft Corp.

Is Google's OS the end of the OS the long-predicted moment when Google and the web take over the PC? Or is it merely the disruptive OS throwing marbles on the floor for Microsoft and to some extent Apple and the software industry? Or will it be a platform and boon for app developers and PC makers and cloud companies? Or all of the above? Yes.

Speculation about Twitter's future is among the talking points at this year's secretive conference for media moguls Murdoch: could get 'technological heft' from Twitter.

OK, so today was a little better for Google . Even if its good news was largely semantic.

Filed under: Before the bell , International markets , Earnings reports , Deals , Google , Microsoft , Market matters , Alcoa Inc , Economic data , Oil U.S. stock futures were mixed on Wednesday morning, trading in a tight range as investors awaited results from Alcoa this afternoon that kick off second quarter earnings season.

Searchers conducting research on complex issues, such as major purchases or medical treatment options, have had to devise their own systems for taking notes and keeping records -- that is, until now.

Well, here's a provocative idea on the search market. Citigroup analyst Mark Mahaney wrote a research note Tuesday on the search engine business which included a summary of a conference call he held for clients with Danny Sullivan , the editor-in-chief of the wen site Search Engine Land , along with Nick Gould , the CEO of the research firm ...

The latest ruling in a copyright case brought against Google and its YouTube subsidiary doesn't move the needle much on the core issue but it means the bill should be lower if - and that's still a big if - the company loses in court.

Nokia claims the rumors are false, but that hasn't put an end to the tech buzz triggered by a British newspaper report that it will soon launch an Android smartphone.

The free version of Google Apps is history. The current sign up page makes no mention of the previously free Standard edition.

Google, the Internet search service so popular that its name has become a verb, is planning an initial public stock offering that would raise billions of dollars as it seeks to retain its dominant market position, according to investors and others familiar with its plans.