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They look more like Microsoft's, but the real change is in new guts.

Google will build Adobe's Flash into its Chrome Web browser.

Google targets the popularity of Microsoft and IBM with the launch of its Google Apps Marketplace.

Microsoft releases its first mobile application for phones running the Android operating system from rival Google.

Much as I love the powerful minimalism of Google's Chrome Web browser, I really love the customizing power of Mozilla's Firefox. That's because Firefox is a tinkerer's delight with its many add-ons that let you personalize the browser to meet your many needs. Well, Google has finally opened up Chrome to the wide world of extensions.

Ever since finding myself the happy owner of a Droid (+1 for early Christmas presents), I've found myself increasingly interested in the app market for Android-powered devices.

Just last week, Google finally released official betas for its Chrome browser for Mac and Linux.

It’s only Tuesday, but it appears as if we’re in the midst of Google Week. Yesterday saw the launch of Google real-time search, Google Goggles and even more Wave invites.

Mobile advertising company AdMob (which was just acquired by Google) has just released its mobile metrics report for October 2009.

Google today unveiled more details of Chrome OS, a lightweight, browser-based operating system for netbooks. With a strong focus on speed, the Chrome OS promises nearly instant boot times of about 7 seconds for users to login to their computers.