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T-Mobile will be the first carrier to offer a mobile phone with Google’s Android software in the US.

New search engine claims to scan 120 billion webpages for relevant content

Google Inc stepped into the medical area with the launch of its long-anticipated Google Health last month, a service that combines the firm's staple search services with a user's personal health records online.

Google vexed privacy campaigners last week when its camera cars began photographing streets and buildings for its Street View project.

Google could bring Street View navigation solution to Middle East

Google ventures into virtual reality with a free service called 'Lively' that allows people to meet in computer-generated versions of real life

A US judge has ordered YouTube to disclose what videos every visitor to the site has ever watched.

On-demand vendors are starting to make a stronger push in the regional market. ACN speaks to two of the leading players.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's the ‘long tail', and it might force you to rethink your understanding of the web.

Microsoft has walked away from a Yahoo! deal for now, while the iPhone steps closer to official presence in the region

UAE account holders able to access others' personal information using Etisalat service.

Abu Dhabi's National Corporation for Tourism and Hotels tackled spam by outsourcing filtering.

Some big names in technology land celebrated April Fool's Day earlier this month by playing some quality tricks on global netizens.

Having established Google Search as the world's most popular online search engine, Google is setting its sights on becoming one of the world's most powerful - and profitable - media companies.

New feature of AdWords Starter Edition lets businesses advertise online without a website

European regulators decide acquisition of the online ad network won't impede competition

Content blocking is stifling creativity and economic development in the Gulf says Alexander McNabb

Mobile World Congress attracted 50,000 visitors to see the launch of new moble products.

The trouble with Microsoft's bid for Yahoo could prove critical for the future face of online business.

The recent Business Continuity Forum proved to be more than just another conference, as regional security specialists and end users argued about how to ensure their businesses survived disasters like last year's Gonu. Imthishan Giado reports.

Becky Lucas grills Nikesh Arora, President of Google's Europe, Middle East and Africa Operations, to find out more about his managerial magic and the complexities of internet censorship.

Search engine giant Google dispels G-phone rumours by announcing entire new phone platform

Easy-to-build online zones and brand new software for phones, as search engine leader premieres new and forthcoming technologies.

How to use your internet connection for something other than Googling and abusing Facebook...

Windows reveals the top software programs you should be using, whether a student, power geek, mobile professional, office worker or home-based domestic manager...

One major advantage desktop replacements hold over desktop PCs is the fact that they are portable. However, owing to their big LCD-screens and fast processors, their battery life isn't always amazing. So here's how to squeeze more life out of them, at no additional cost...

US lawmakers plan to hold hearings over Google's proposed purchase of Web advertising supplier DoubleClick.

Chinese firm is suing the search engine over claims that the name of Google's China unit is too close to its own.

Internet search engine Google has purchased web-calling service GrandCentral Communications for an undisclosed sum.

'Wasting' time on Web 2.0? Don't worry, says James Bennett - it's only human.

The fervour that has greeted rumours of Microsoft merging with Yahoo proves how seriously companies take internet advertising.

Channel to prosper from Google alliance.

Google has made its biggest buy yet with the capture of online ad firm DoubleClick for US$3.1 billion.

Entrepreneurs in the Middle East need the right environment to nurture their success.

The web giant's top three executives have taken a salary of just $1 each for the third year running.

Thai government blocks YouTube for refusing to remove a clip mocking King Bhumibol.

Web giant is developing its own low-cost, Internet-connected phone to rival Apple's iPhone and the BlackBerry.

Groups are calling for the UN to abandon plans to hold an internet governance forum in Egypt.

Richard Agnew reports on the future of video sharing website YouTube after its buyout by Google.

European mobile service providers to meet to discuss move into lucrative internet search programme market.

Jeremy Allison, an open-source programmer with Novell, has resigned because of objections concerning Novell’s patent agreement with Microsoft, according to a report on Zdnet.com

The Arab world has finally got its own search engine in Araby.com from the internet pioneers Maktoob Group. CEO Samih Toukan reveals the Jordan-based firm has big plans in store — and Google in its sights

Clinicians faced with a challenging case may be well advised to “Google for a diagnosis”

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Daniel Stanton speaks to the man behind the Arabic search engine that could revolutionise internet use in the Middle East when launched later this year.