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• Google phasing out support for IE6

Starting March 1, Internet Explorer users must be running at least version 7 of the browser in order to properly use Google Docs and Google Sites....

• Google: Firms can get rid of Office in a year

Dave Girouard, president of Google's enterprise division, says Google Docs will reach a "point of capability" next year that will serve the "vast majority's needs."...

• Google search tweak takes Chinese search offline

Several reports noted that Chinese Internet users inside the Great Firewall of China Tuesday were unable to do any kind of Google searches but the problem apparently wasn't directed at Google....

• Viacom: Google used piracy to coerce content owners

Viacom said documents released Thursday show that Google made a deliberate, calculated business decision not only to profit from copyright infringement....

• AP tangles with Google News

Google has stopped adding news stories provided by the Associated Press into Google News, the latest move in a long-running spat between the two organizations....

• Why no one cares about privacy anymore

Google co-founder Sergey Brin adores the company's social network called Google Buzz. We know this because an engineer working five feet from Brin used Google Buzz to say so....

• Google Buzz gets security fix

Google has fixed a security flaw that had the potential to allow a hacker to compromise Google Buzz accounts....

• China blocking some Google search results

Google has confirmed that the Chinese authorities have begun blocking certain terms from a local search engine, after the company said it would no longer censor results for those terms itself....

• Simon Rich: “Don’t Be Evil.”

My favorite Google feature is Google Dictionary. Whenever I need a word defined, I just type it into the search box and the meaning pops right up. It’s really convenient, but sometimes the definitions can be strange. For example, here are some words I looked up recently on . . ....

• Chinese official blasts Google

A Chinese official has blasted Google for "violating its written promise", following the U.S. company's decision to move its search traffic to Hong Kong....

• Google seeks four patents for Web app tech

Google has filed at least four patent applications for technology it is building into its Chrome browser to try to make the web a more powerful foundation for applications. ...

• Father of Google Apps: How Google entered the cloud

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• Will the Sprint Google Nexus One be dropped soon too?

Google dropped plans for the Verizon Nexus One when the HTC Droid Incredible launched and I am now wondering if the Sprint Nexus One will suffer the same fate with the HTC EVO 4G launching in June....

• Google aims to speed up DNS requests

Google and Neustar UltraDNS have proposed a extension to try to build some geographic awareness into the Domain Name System....

• Google announces Public DNS

Designed to replace the DNS services provided by ISPs or companies, Google says that its DNS will be faster and more secure than many other DNSs, and won't filter content....

• Critics call Google bug bounty ‘insulting’

In an effort to entice security researchers to look for holes in the Chrome browser, Google has announced it will pay $500 for bugs found in the code....

• Yahoo tweets real-time search

Yahoo announced plans to launch a feature to integrate tweets into search results. The announcement comes days after Google unveiled plans to integrate content from sources such as Twitter and blogs....

• Did You Ever Wonder Why?

Did you ever wonder why cold makes our hands blue in the winter time? Why do I get red in the face when I am hot from running or jogging? Why Yawning is infectious around other people or even on the phone? These and many other why's are mystery's to us only because we don't take the time to look them up, or at least Google them. Perhaps the next time you are curious about something write...

• Google investigates China insiders over attacks

Google is investigating whether employees in its China office were involved in the attacks on its network that led to theft of intellectual property, according to sources....

• Google hopes to remake programming with Go

Google hopes to boost both computing power and programmers' abilities with an open-source experimental programming language project called Go....

• Google donates $2 million to Wikimedia

Google has made a $2 million donation to the Wikimedia Foundation, the group behind the widely used Wikipedia reference site....

• Google Books hearing officially delayed

The judge overseeing Google Books settlement has agreed to the plaintiffs' request for a delay of the final hearing scheduled to approve the controversial proposal....

• Google execs convicted in YouTube Italy case

An Italian court handed out guilty verdicts on Wednesday for three of four Google executives charged a case concerning a YouTube video posted of a teenager with Down Syndrome....

• Report: Cyberattackers hit Google staff via friends

People behind the China-based online attacks of Google and other companies looked up key employees on social networks and contacted them pretending to be their friends to get the workers to click on links leading to malware, according to a report....

• Google boosts Chrome privacy in new beta

Google has improved privacy features and introduced automated translation of foreign-language web pages in a new version of its Chrome 4.1 beta browser for Windows....

• Google launches people finder for Chile earthquake

Google has launched a tool to help people locate friends and loved ones who might have been affected by the 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile on Saturday....

• Video: Microsoft and Google posture on energy management

The next battleground for Microsoft and Google? Both lay claim to the smart meter and energy management technologies that will rule your home and business....

• Google trying not to cross ‘the creepy line’

Google CEO Eric Schmidt told Fox Business last week that "we're trying not to cross what we call the creepy line" when it comes to the data it gathers....