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Mountain View, CL, November 18 -- Google has taken the experience of image search on the Internet to a whole new level with Swirl.

New York, November 18 -- After dominating the market with its operating systems, software giant Microsoft is now gearing up to emerge as a bigger player in the commercial cloud computing market.

New York, November 17 -- The Word of the Year time is here again and New Oxford American Dictionary (NOAD) has made its biggest announcement of the year-- the 2009 Word of the Year is 'unfriend'.

San Fransisco, November 15 -- While Google Doc is a staunch competitor of MS Office, a recent study conducted by Mashable.com has revealed that readers' loyalties still lie with the good old Office.

New York, November 12 -- Google’s Gmail users are now entitled to over 7GB of free storage along with a free Picasa Web account of 1GB. Also, one can buy additional space by paying a price.

New York, November 12 -- In an unrelenting effort to take on Google in the Internet search market, Microsoft is leaving no stone unturned. Since its launch in May, the company has been continuously upgrading its search engine Bing.

New York, November 11 -- Everyone wants to associate themselves with Twitter, it seems. Recently Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp have signed separate search deals with the micro-blogging site, whereby the two companies will be integrating Twitter feed to their search engines. Now LinkedIn, the professional online networking site, has announced its association with Twitter.

New York, November 11 -- The holiday season is around the corner and Google is gearing up to market itself. In a move to appeal to travelers during the upcoming holidays, the Internet search giant is offering free Wi-Fi facility in 47 airports nationwide.

Los Angeles, CA, November 11 -- Google knows how to poke and prod every Internet sector. So it does not come as a surprise that they announced the release of their new open source programming language called GO on Tuesday.

Los Angeles, CA, November 10 -- A report by application security vendor Cenzic on Monday highlights Mozilla Firefox as the most vulnerable web browser based on vulnerability count.