Google has apparently rethought a change to its Chrome browser that had users up in arms and has restored an older design of its popular New Tab Page in the newest beta of Chrome 27.

AV-TEST today stood by the results of its search engine investigation that claimed Microsoft's Bing shows five times the number of malware-hosting websites than Google in its results

Twitter today is releasing a service that the social network hopes will change how people find music and artists.

Google is moving to keep up with its mobile users, updating search on devices this week.

Microsoft isn't fooling anyone by hiding behind a trade group to complain to European antitrust regulators about Google and its Android mobile operating system, a legal expert said today.

China's biggest search engine, Baidu, is reportedly working on its own computerized eye glasses, going head-to-head with Google's Glass project.

Microsoft today took another shot at rival Google with an April Fools' Day prank that turned its Bing search engine into a Google look-alike. Google had its own counter-spoof.

If you're in the San Francisco Bay Area and order something from Target or Walgreens, Google might deliver your purchases right to your house for free.

It became clear at Google I/O this week that Google is quietly but assuredly implementing CEO Larry Page's strategy to use Google+ to transform the entire Google experience.

Google laid out its plan for the future of search at Google I/O, talking about a search engine for mobile and desktop that not only answers your questions but has a conversation with you and offers information before you even ask for it.

Innovation in mobile computing, search and social media increasingly means taking control away from users, but at what cost?

If users take to Facebook's new search tool, the social network could be in line to haul in a lot of advertising dollars, say industry analysts.

With Facebook's new search service out in the open, the social network seems to be on a collision course with search giant Google.

After a nearly two-year antitrust investigation, Google escaped with more of a slap on the wrist than a slap in the face, say industry analysts.