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Millions of European Internet Explorer (IE) users will have the option to choose an alternative browser from 1 March, Microsoft has announced.

Google’s efforts to create the world’s largest digital library remain in limbo after a US judge declined to rule on the case immediately.

A leading privacy group has urged US regulators to investigate Google’s new social networking service Buzz, one week after its launch.

Sometimes (too often) you get to hear “all content has to be ‘above the fold’ or people will miss it”.  A good article to refer people to next time this discussion comes up is The myth of the page fold: evidence…

When in the thoughts of producing a website, think hard on the some important key points you must deploy. To give you a few hints and tip I have set out below some useful sources of information that can help…

Google. On December 7 they began rolling out “real time search”. Now, when you search for something, you won’t only see static pages – you’ll see live, up to the second, conversations.

Google has decided to not allow people to use its new visual search tool, Google Goggles, to identify people for fear of a privacy backlash.

Microsoft’s search engine Bing has taken the next step in an “arms race” with its rival Google by rolling out a slick new maps feature. It is an upgrade of Bing’s previous map tool, and allows people to seamlessly zoom…

this means is that when you search with Google, it will provide results that are aimed at higher relevancy to the individual user, as opposed to relevancy for the average person.