There’s a developing story here, folks. The search giant, Google, says on its official blog that its rival search engine owned by Microsoft is copying its search results on queries. Bing, which also powers Facebook search as well as Yahoo! search, is allegedly using Google web search results to improve its own search ranking for various queries. Google claims not into prejudice after they conducted an experiment that shows and…

Eric Schmidt, the current Chief Executive Officer of Google Inc., announced today that he will be transitioning as the company’s Executive Chairman starting April 4th, 2011. Google’s founder Larry Page will seat then as Google CEO, while Sergey Brin will stay as the company’s Co-Founder. From left to right – Eric, Larry and Sergey in a self-driving car photo In his blog post, Larry will now lead product development and…

Five, four, three, two, one… Happy New Year! Techies, few hours left and we are going to celebrate the New Year’s Eve and finally welcoming the year of the rabbit. Until the last day of 2010, we continue to bring you the latest and hottest buzzes around the search giant, Google, including its latest products and innovations in search, social media, software applications, and etc. Of course, we also cover…

Google made available the Instant feature on iOS and Android devices back in November, but only for those users in the US. More than a month in the beta stage, the Google Instant for mobile devices is now available in 28 languages and 40 countries worldwide. Users who have devices running Android 2.2 and iOS 4 or later will get to see the feature by visiting google.com through the mobile…

We are still 21 days more to go before 2010 ends, but Google already posted a video highlighting this year’s Zeitgeist. Zeitgeist refers to “the spirit of the times”, which is basically used by Google in publishing an aggregated millions of search queries every year since 2001. And with Zeitgeist 2010, the search giant made the very first video showcasing the review of how users around the world searched this…

Chemistry, anyone? You might probably be thinking of a Chromium isotope. Well, you’re right. The Cr-48 is an isotope of the element Chromium. But for Google, it’s more than that. Cr-48 is the first notebook or laptop to run the anticipated Chrome OS announced last year. Google Chrome OS is still unfinished though; however, the first notebook to run the OS is set to be released mid-2011. Have a quick…

First rumored as Nexus Two almost two months ago, Google officially unveiled its next model on the Nexus line of mobile phones – the Nexus S. Powered by Android 2.3 or Gingerbread, the Nexus S is the first device to bring the Gingerbread experience to the Android community. The Nexus S Nexus S is the lead device for the Gingerbread/Android 2.3 release; it’s the first Android device to ship with…

The latest stable version of Google Chrome is now available for download. Google Chrome 8 (or 8.0.552.215) comes with built-in PDF viewer that works inside Chrome’s sandbox for increased security, more sync services, and improved plug-in handling. The Chrome team is happy to announce our latest Stable release, 8.0.552.215. In addition to the over 800 bug fixes and stability improvements, Chrome 8 now contains a built in PDF viewer that…

Twitter just announced that an additional 13 countries and 6 more cities have been added to the Local Trends. With Trends, users can keep track on the latest news or what is being talked on Twitter, as it appears on the Trends category on Twitter.com dashboard in real-time. Among these countries include: Argentina, Australia, Chile, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, and Venezuela. For the cities, that include:…

It’s cooler than Cool Previews, but not as fast as Google Instant. Google announces another search feature called Instant Previews which allows users to preview WebPages right from the search results. Google Instant Previews Instant Previews provides a graphic overview of a search result and highlights the most relevant sections, making finding the right page as quick and easy as flipping through a magazine. To use it, click once on…