Google Search Engine

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  6 Search Engines To Try As Google Starts Losing Its Edge

  As Google shifts to an AI-first platform, frustrated users are turning to six privacy-focused alternatives to rediscover a more traditional search experience.

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  Relief For Google In Antitrust Case: Here’s How AI Rivals Helped Tech Giant Avoid Selling Chrome

  Last year, the court held Google had illegally maintained its search monopoly by paying billions to companies like Apple and Samsung to make it the default search engine.

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  How A Wrong Spelling Led To Google Getting Its Name

  Computer scientists Sergey Brin and Larry Page launched the company in 1998 while pursuing their doctorates at Stanford University.

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  European Union Antitrust Regulators Open Third Front Against Google

  The European Commission also reinforced its existing charge against the world's most popular Internet search engine that its search results favour Google's own shopping service over that of rivals.

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  Google Launches New Appeal To Overturn $2.8 Billion Fine At Top EU Court

  Google on Thursday appealed an EU court decision to uphold the bloc's 2.4-billion-euro ($2.8-billion) fine for abusing its search engine dominance.

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  Google Says "External" Reason Behind Outage, To Probe "Malicious" Attack

  Google has launched its external investigation owing to allegations from its users that its services like Youtube are unable to be accessed. Internet research firm Thousand Eyes, however, claimed that "traffic to certain Google destinations appears to be routed through an ISP in Russia and black-holed at a China Telecom gateway router".

• Google’s China Search Engine Project Was ‘Experiment,’  CEO Says

  The search engine for China, nicknamed Project Dragonfly was an ‘experiment,’  Pichai says.

• Google Wants to Answer the Questions You Haven't Even Asked Yet

  Google is under fire from some politicians for being too big.

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  Google Search Wants To Answer Your Questions Even Before You Ask Them

  Google unveiled changes Monday aimed at making the leading search engine more visual and intuitive to the point it can answer questions before being asked.

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  Why Google Once Claimed That Barack Obama Was Staging A Coup

  Google's reputation is built on its algorithms, which are increasingly being used to give answers out of the search engine's index of results. But what used to be a list - the first page of results - has become simpler over the past couple of years: Sometimes, Google extracts one result that it thinks will best answer whatever it is you're asking, ...

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  European Union Antitrust Regulators Open Third Front Against Google

  The European Commission also reinforced its existing charge against the world's most popular Internet search engine that its search results favour Google's own shopping service over that of rivals.

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  Behind Google's Europe Woes: American Accents

  Behind the EU antitrust probe of Google stand not only Europeans, but US competitors.

• Google Says 'Forgetting' Isn't Easy, As European Requests Mount

  Google on Thursday told European officials that forgetting isn't easy, especially when details are few and guidelines are murky regarding when personal privacy trumps public interest.

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  New Lumia Phones Lose Option to Set Google as Default Search: Report

  The option for making Google the default search engine on Internet Explorer was spotted as missing on Lumia 630 and Lumia 930 phones in some regions.

• The content Google removed, and didn't, in last 6 months

  Google has received more than 1,000 requests from authorities to take down content from its search results or YouTube video in the last six months of 2011, the company said on Monday, denouncing what it said was an alarming trend.