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Facebook takes on Google
Facebook’s new family of apps will let users display mobile versions of their newsfeed.
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'Google services shouldn't require real names'
Google exec Vint Cerf says they should not force users to reveal their real names.
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Google extends social Web reach
Google hopes its reach will help it track users as they surf the Internet.
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Google's Schmidt to sell roughly 42 percent of stake
Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt will be parting with 42 percent of his stake in the company.
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Facebook mobile ad doubles revenue
Facebook’s mobile advert doubles revenue in the fourth quarter.
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Rounds app expects more users
Rounds service is expecting millions of users to use its mobile application.
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Judge sides with Apple against Google
A US judge ruled that Google cannot assert a patent against Apple Inc products.
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Google Maps returns to the iPhone
Navigation tool Google Maps makes its way back to the iPhone after Apple’s home-grown device flops.
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Gmail service suffers disruption
Google suffered service disruptions causing Gmail to ‘go dark’ on Monday.
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Google to replace M&A chief
Google Inc is replacing the head of its in-house mergers and acquisitions group, David Lawee.
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'Google should not be accused of unfair acts'
Two lawmakers urged the Federal Trade Commission to steer clear of expanding its authority.
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Starbucks, Amazon, Google to face MPs over tax
Amazon, Google and Starbucks need to answer to MPs on how they managed to pay little tax.
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Google Ventures fund increased to $300m a year
Google will increase the cash it allocates to its venture-capital arm to up to $300 million a year.
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Google reaches out to the 'next billion'
Google is hoping to reach out to more people after its launch of ‘Free Zone’ for mobile phone users.
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Analysts cut Google price targets
Analysts said Google Inc could still make some profits from its growing mobile advertising services.
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Google shares take a dive
Google Inc released its quarterly results on Thursday which do not look promising for the company.
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Google given four months to amend privacy policy
The EU says Google needs to changes its problematic privacy policy within four months.
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‘Legal flaws found in Google privacy policy’
EU data protection chiefs say there are legal problems with Google’s new privacy laws.
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Google warns of more Motorola job cuts
Google Inc revised up the bill for job cuts at its money-losing Motorola Mobility mobile phone unit.
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Iran unblocks Gmail
Iranian authorities have reopened access to Google Inc's email service, a week after blocking it.
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Apple apologises for iPhone 5 Map flaws
Apple Inc CEO Tim Cook apologised for flaws on the iPhone 5.
