Internet

New York, September 15 -- In a move to set itself apart from Google, the leading search engine, Microsoft introduced visual search feature in its Bing search engine at Tech Crunch 50, a tech conference in San Francisco Monday.

New York, September 15 -- In a move to facilitate the process of browsing through news articles on the Web, Google on Monday unveiled a service called Fast Flip.

New York, September 12 -- Twitter, the popular micro blogging site, has altered its terms of services to state clearly that short messages that people post on their profiles belong to them and not the company.

New York, September 9 -- Monopoly, the age-old game of building property, is all set to be launched at a global level.

New York, September 8 -- In a move to revive its struggling Internet business, AOL has hired Brad Garlinghouse, a former Yahoo executive, as president of Internet and mobile communications.

New York, September 2 -- In an outage that affected majority of its 150 million users, Google Inc.'s Gmail service was offline for nearly two hours on Tuesday.

New York, August, 25: In a move to make its site more compelling to users, Yahoo Inc. unveiled upgrades to its e-mail, instant messaging and Internet search services Monday.

Virginia, August 6: U.S. soldiers might just lose access to the social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace, as the Marines have been banned from using these sites for one year.

New York, August 3: In a rare commercial campaign aimed at promoting a bundle of its business applications, Google Inc. is leasing prominent billboards in major U.S. cities.

California, July 30: Next time you visit Twitter.com, a new welcome page will be there to greet you. The newly formatted page lays more stress on finding the accurate services for topics and discussions that are of interest to the user.