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Sponsored links on Yahoo and Google host malicious rogue software
Cybercriminals are using sponsored links on both Yahoo and Google to promote malicious applications.
Dan Raywood
Jun 16 2009 4:55PM
Security
Google responds to Street View privacy concerns
Google has announced changes to the way it collects images for its Street View service in response to a number of complaints from privacy advocates.
Staff Writers
Jun 16 2009 11:14AM
Security
Google updates iGoogle for iPhone and Android handsets
Google has announced a new beta version of its iGoogle mobile offering for Apple's iPhone and iPod touch devices, as well as its own Android-based handsets.
David Neal
Jun 13 2009 6:43AM
Software
Google updates Chrome security; withdraws crashing development browser
Google Chrome has been updated to fix security issues in the WebKit web browser engine.
Chuck Miller
Jun 12 2009 11:29AM
Security
Google integrates Apps with Microsoft Outlook
Google has launched Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook, which it claims will allow customers to use both applications together seamlessly.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 10 2009 6:11AM
Software
Google targets swine flu with Australian search data
Google is monitoring its Australian users' flu-related search queries in an effort to provide daily information on the spread of influenza.
Liz Tay
Jun 9 2009 9:34AM
Software
Google promises major Docs improvements
Google has announced that its Google Docs productivity suite will be updated with a number of improvements over the next 12 months.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 6 2009 10:47AM
Software
Google issues test Chrome builds for Mac and Linux
Google has made available test versions of its Chrome browser for Mac OS X and Linux, but warned the builds are aimed at developers and not stable enough for everyday use.
Daniel Robinson
Jun 6 2009 10:47AM
Software
Google rates Gumblar distribution URL as top malware site
The URL hosting the Gumblar attack, which has compromised thousands of legitimate websites with code that silently redirects users to a single Chinese domain, heads Google's list of Top 10 malware sites.
Angela Moscaritolo
Jun 5 2009 11:17AM
Security
Google Squared launches to lukewarm response
Google has launched a new analytics tool called Google Squared that presents search results in a spreadsheet.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 5 2009 1:08AM
Software
Google to launch e-Book store as Amazon readies new Kindle
Google will enter the electronic book sales market later this year with a new store that allows publishers to sell e-books online for use on what the company termed 'web-enabled devices.'
Shaun Nichols
Jun 3 2009 6:01AM
Hardware
Google unveils Search Appliance 6.0
Google has today unveiled the next edition of its enterprise focused Google Search Appliance (GSA), which it claims can search and scale billions of documents.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 3 2009 2:21AM
Software
Google's Aussie partner Waves in opportunity
Australian-owned Devnet says users should reconsider investments in Microsoft Exchange or Sharepoint and ride Google's Wave.
Lilia Guan
Jun 1 2009 5:47PM
Software
Google opens six-star Sydney ‘Googleplex’
Google has officially opened its new headquarters at Pyrmont in inner Sydney in a six-star energy rated building that has all the trimmings one would expect from the world’s largest dotcom.
Ry Crozier
Jun 1 2009 2:34PM
Software
McAfee documents riskiest search terms
A McAfee study into 2,600 of the most popular keyword searches on the web has concluded that hunts for screensavers present the most risk.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 1 2009 11:41AM
Security
Google considers dropping beta tag
Google has revealed that it is considering taking some of its products out of beta, after years of keeping flagship applications such as Gmail in test status.
Madeline Bennett
May 30 2009 6:50AM
Software
Opinion: Google's wave drowns the bling in Microsoft's Bing
The browser battle renewed today as Google launched its game-changing successor to e-mail, Wave, while across town NineMSN demonstrated its new search engine, Bing.
Nate Cochrane
May 29 2009 4:07PM
Software
Google waves goodbye to e-mail
The Sydney-based brothers that built Google Maps have released to developers a new tool called Google Wave that has the potential to succeed e-mail, instant messaging and collaboration tools.
Brett Winterford
May 29 2009 6:02AM
Software
Google gears up for HTML 5
Google has been showing off some of the new HTML 5 features that it will be building into future releases of Chrome and Android 2.0, codenamed Donut.
Iain Thomson
May 28 2009 2:52PM
Software
Opinion: Sizing up Google's new search rivals
Can computational search engine Wolfram Alpha or Microsoft's forthcoming 'Kumo' search engine compete with Google's dominance in search?
Shaun Nichols
May 25 2009 3:21PM
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