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Google and Facebook's exploratory acquisition talks with Twitter have stalled, with a hefty price tag of $8-10 billion cited.

Google Translate app now available for iPhone users, boasting voice input for 15 languages and audible translations in 23 languages.

Google announces the transition to IPv6, ensuring the internet's vast expansion and addressing the looming shortage of IP addresses.

PS3 fans rejoice! Sony Computer Entertainment NZ announces the Killzone 3 beta is live on PlayStation Network until Feb 15th. Join now!.

Google has launched the web version of Android Market, letting users browse, share, and download apps from their desktops for the first time.

Sting operation finds Microsoft's search engine copying Google results and displaying them as its own, says Google.

An increase in purchase demand from SMBs and enterprises drives revenues to their highest yet for the security firm.

Salesforce and Softbank invest $4m in Seesmic, bolstering social network brand management with enhanced Salesforce Chatter integration.

Twisted Pixel unveils 'The Gunstringer' for Kinect, letting players puppeteer an undead cowboy through a revenge-filled, stage-styled adventure.

Microsoft's registration of kinecthalo.com hints at a potential Kinect-enabled Halo game, spurring speculation amid rumours of a remake of Halo: Combat Evolved.

Super Mario Bros creator Shigeru Miyamoto is working on a new game for the Nintendo 3DS, harnessing the capabilities of the platform.

Speak-to-tweet service offers people on the ground a way to still be heard on the internet without a connection.

IBM to transform business collaboration with new social networking tools, aiming to boost growth and productivity.

You've probably heard of Google Earth. You know the giant map that you can download to your computer and look into the backyard of your neighbours?.

At CES in Las Vegas, Google unveiled Android 3.0 Honeycomb, designed explicitly for tablets, set to launch in early 2011.

Better tools and training to be offered in 2011 to small business owners in an effort to help them drive more online business.

Eric Schmidt announces he will step down as Google's CEO and may sell up to USD $335 million in company stock, raising speculation among investors.

Google shakes up its leadership: Eric Schmidt steps down as CEO, handing over daily operations to co-founder Larry Page, starting April 4.

At CES in Las Vegas, Google unveiled a sneak peek of Android 3.0 Honeycomb, designed for tablets with a new virtual, holographic interface.

Plans in place for a major push against those who infringe copyright, including acting on takedown requests within 24 hours.