Marissa Mayer, Google’s Vice President of Search Product and User Experience has been named as one of Glamour Magazine’s Woman of the Year for 2009.

JFGI is an acronym used for people asking stupid questions without going to Google or some other search engine first.

We know that kissing and telling is not the most gentlemanly behavior, but a new website, called IJustMadeLove.com, is letting its kinky users tell the world when, where and, yes, how they got it on.

Google honored Mahatma Gandhi on Friday, marking what would be his 140th birthday by replacing the ‘G’ in its famous colored-letter logo with an image of the social activist.

Why does Google have 2 l’s on it’s homepage?

Google tweeted a birthday greeting Monday, accompanied by a link to another alien invasion-inspired logo and the blog post which officially revealed the reason behind the hitherto mysterious doodles.

The video-sharing website is in discussions with major studios about a potential deal, which would offer users the chance to stream movies for a rental fee of around $3.99.

This video was directed and animated by the one-man band Roche Limit using Google SketchUp—a sketch-based 3D-modeling program.

Google is developing an operating system based on its internet browser, Chrome, which will available to consumers in the second half of 2010.

“Bing helps you Google the best choice, faster. And shows related Googles right there on the results page. Bing knows what you like to Google.”

Google is currently working on what seems to be a rather neat and snazzy companion to Google News.