February 9, 2010 : Google held a press event to announce the most "buzzed" topic of the week - Google Buzz. This is Google's new product, which is being compared to social networks like Twitter and Facebook. It is integrated with Gmail and other Google products, so ...

Google has launched a new search engine on Monday Dec 07, 2009 that will facilitate to search every update on internet live. This new search engine can search Facebook and twitter updates also. Google says, this new search engine will next ...

As on December 4th 2009, Google extended its Personalized Search system for Non-registered users. Earlier this option was available to registered users, only when they had Web History enabled on their Google Accounts. Google Search now displays all ...

LinkedIn has announced a new partnership with Twitter that allows users of both social networking services to interchangeably update their statuses from either service. "The idea is simple," said Co-Founder of LinkedIn Allen Blue. "When you set your status on LinkedIn you can now tweet it as well, amplifying it to your followers and real-time search services like Twitter Search and Bing. And when you tweet, you can send that message to your LinkedIn connections as well, from any Twitter service or tool."

Now after Wolfram Alpha, Microsoft has showcased a new search engine, Bing, which will specifically focus on travel, shopping, health and local business results. The Redmond-based giant is marketing the new website as a ‘decision engine’ that provides more detailed information than standard search results. “Today, search engines do a decent job of helping people navigate the Web and find information, but they don’t do a very good job of enabling people to use the information they find,” said Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO.

Biometric technique to use ear as third-party identification being investigated by British scientists. British scientists are investigating the viability of a new biometric technique that would make use of the human ear as a way for a third party to identify the person they are speaking to. According to a report in the New Scientist, instead of asking for passwords or pin numbers, a call centre or bank would simply use a device on their telephone to produce a brief series of clicks in the recipients ear to make sure the person is who they say they are. The New Scientist says the idea is based on something called otoacoustic emissions (OAEs), the ear-generated sounds that emanate from within the spiral-shaped cochlea in the inner ear. They are thought to be produced by the motion of hair cells within the outer part of the cochlea. Typically, sounds entering the ear cause these outer hair cells to vibrate, and these vibrations are converted to electrical signals which are transmitted along the auditory nerve, allowing the sound to be sensed. Crucially, these cells also create their own sounds as they expand and contract.

Days after Wolfram Alpha was described as ‘Google Killer’, Google upped it ante in the ‘war of the search engines’ and released a new set of tools. Wolfram Alpha, the new computational search engine, is set to go live on Monday May 15 at 7pm CST. The search engine, which is based on Mathematica and founder Stephen Wolfram's own New Kind of Science, will provide users with answers to factual questions, unlike Google which simply provides websites which may or may not contain the required information. And far from worrying about possible technical glitches that might disrupt the launch, Wolfram has decided to film the whole process for users to watch. He said: "We hope that it'll be interesting for people to join us as we work through these in real time."

As Google search revolutionised the Web, and Gmail revolutionised free e-mail, then one thing’s for sure: Google Voice, unveiled on Thursday, will revolutionise telephones. It unifies your phone numbers, transcribes your voice mail, blocks telemarketers and elevates text messages to ...

This is a detailed Research Report about Mr. Ramalinga Raju (Satyam). It Covers: Mr. Ramalinga Profile A Picture Gallery showing side-By-side News from 7 most published Newspapers in India Latest on His Fraud Some Frequently asked questions about the after-effects of Satyam Fraud Jokes on ...

This is a detailed Research Report about Mr. Ramalinga Raju (Satyam). It Covers: Mr. Ramalinga Profile A Picture Gallery showing side-By-side News from 7 most published Newspapers in India Latest on His Fraud Some Frequently asked questions about the after-effects of Satyam Fraud Jokes on ...