Suit over poor Google ranking may go forward
A federal judge in California hinted on Friday that a parenting Web site that's suing Google over a poor ranking in the search giant's massive index would be able to proceed with its lawsuit.
A federal judge in California hinted on Friday that a parenting Web site that's suing Google over a poor ranking in the search giant's massive index would be able to proceed with its lawsuit.
Google Sitemaps service also unavailable as new Google PageRank update rolls out.
What the heck happened to Google's results on 6/27/2006? At least one blogger wants to know.
Google Checkout launched early this morning and may significantly change the online shopping sector. The system offers low transaction costs for merchants and mediation between buyers and sellers online in exchange for access to what will be a huge amount of data about shopping and sales conversions.
The Google Contact pictured above appears to have some sort of wireless mechanism to retrieve information like the weather. While such a tiny device seems impossible right now it may not be as far away as you think.
Google has sold its roughly 2 percent stake in rival Baidu.com, the market leader in China's Internet Web search market, according to a U.S. regulatory filing.
Publishing software maker Adobe Systems Inc. said Wednesday it signed a multiyear distribution agreement with Web search engine Google Inc. Under the agreement, Adobe will distribute Google Toolbar with various Adobe products for the life of the agreement. Adobe said the Google Toolbar will be available immediately with free downloads
I was searching, and noticed the Note This link, which will add the link to your Google Notebook, automatically
Google's web site hosting service has apparently been used by hackers trying to steal money with a malicious program, a security analyst said Monday.
Google has unveiled a new US Government search website. The new search vertical will make the process of finding information on the myriad of local, state and federal US Goverment websites much simpler.
Eric Schmidt, Google CEO, believes that when he is listening to the radio in his car, radio ads should personally address him about his needs. For example, while driving past a clothing store, a radio ad should remind Eric that he needs a pair of pants and instruct him to turn left at the upcoming clothing store.
Google Checkout — what the press calls GBuy — is getting closer to launch. Just minutes ago, checkout.google.com was given a CNAME record pointing to checkout.l.google.com which resolves to a ton of IP addresses.
Add your calendar to your Google Personalized Homepage Publish your calendar and share it with the world View your calendar with Google Desktop and much more on the this link http://latest-technology-news.blogspot.com/2006/06/whats-new-with-google-calendar.html
Google is where everyone wants to work can you answer these questions?
Google today announced Google U.S. Government Search , a new search product that will make it easier to find U.S. government information and keep up to date on government news.
It looks like Google is about to throw their hat into the 'single sign-on' arena, and I for one couldn't be more excited.
Gartner says Google is likely to acquire a Web-based presentation application, such as Thumbstacks.
Finally, Google has released a free OS X version of Sketchup, which has been available for Windows for a while now.
A German podcast sums up the trust we put in Google as mere fanaticism. Do we trust Google too much? We use their email, their search engine, their jabber clients, and now their calendars. Where do we draw the line?
For those of you working on Google Maps mashups in Europe, rejoice in knowing that new, higher resolution, satellite imagery coupled with street name data was put in place this week. There is still no official announcement from Google on these updates.