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	Google Image Search Just Got Better Google - Dec 22, 2008 Google has added new photo content to its Google Image Search services. The new feature allows users to improve their search for images.
	Google Chrome To Become Default Internet Web Browser Google - Dec 21, 2008 Several computer vendors are exploring the possibility of including Google Chrome as the default Internet Web browser of choice. Most PCs and laptops traditionally come with Microsoft's Internet Explorer installed.
	Google SearchWiki Comes Alive Google - Dec 20, 2008 Google has launched a new feature that personalizes search engine results. The new service is called SearchWiki which lets users change rankings and delete or add comments.
	Google Transforms Gmail Into Video Chat Google - Dec 17, 2008 Google has some incredible video and voice chat tools for its popular Gmail service. Users can maintain a buddy list of their family and friends to engage in video conferencing.
	Google Enhances Voice Recognition Search for Apple iPhone Google - Dec 13, 2008 Google launched its voice recognition search for the Apple iPhone earlier this month. The mobile phone application had a staggering start due to bugs, but it is proving to be a great addition.
	Google Chrome Attracts 10 Million Users Worldwide Google - Dec 12, 2008 Google has officially removed the beta label from its Chrome Web browser. The initial beta was released on September 2 which introduced the new Internet Web browser.
	Google Adds Task Reminder Feature To Gmail Labs Google - Dec 9, 2008 Google has added a new characteristic feature in Gmail that lets users create and save tasks. Gmail users can also schedule reminder dates or even convert e-mails into tasks. The feature is now available in Google Gmail under the settings tab.
	Google Releases Sim Unlocked G1 Phone Without T-Mobile Google - Dec 9, 2008 Google is offering a new SIM unlocked G1 phone without a T-Mobile contract. The purpose is to allow Google Android developers to test new applications. The smart phone is priced at $399 plus a $25 fee to register as an Android developer.
	Google Debuts AdWords on Apple iPhone and T-Mobile G1 Google - Dec 8, 2008 Google has launched its AdWords campaign and reporting features for the Apple iPhone and the T-Mobile G1 phone. Advertisers can now purchase specific campaigns for the mobile phone devices. Google AdWords allows advertisers to create campaigns and customer reports directly from its interface.
	Google Updates Its Google Reader Interface With Navigational Changes Google - Dec 5, 2008 The new Google Reader interface has a new look and added functionality for users. The navigational changes are more friendly and include small widget-like enclosures. Reader users can collapse portions of the new navigation to save space
	Google Cuts Projects Amid Slower Revenue Growth Google - Dec 4, 2008 Google plans to cut projects with respect to the global recession. The Internet search giant is facing slower revenue growth due to the slowing economy. Google remains optimistic that current economic conditions are just temporary.
	Google Unveils Plans To Support New Web Browser Extensions Google - Dec 2, 2008 Google will soon add the ability to support third-party extensions for its Chrome Web browser. The new feature will support content filtering such as Adblock and Flashblock. Chromium features will be added while while maintaining a light-weight user interface.
	Google Earth Available For Apple 3G iPhone and iPod Touch Google - Nov 29, 2008 Google Earth contains more than eight million photos of landmarks and scenery. The geographical software is integrated into the mobile device. The Earth application streams to the Apple iPhone or iPod Touch relatively quickly.
	Google Faces Public Scrutiny Over iPhone App Store Violation Google - Nov 27, 2008 Google's new voice powered iPhone search feature is breaking the rules of Apple's App Store. Programmers found out that the search engine company is using private code in its mobile phone application. The company has confirmed that it uses undocumented APIs.
	Google Chrome To Be Included In New PCs Google - Nov 24, 2008 Google is talking with PC vendors to have its Chrome Web browser installed on new computers. New PCs traditionally come with Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the default browser. Dell, HP, Acer and Toshiba are showing interest in replacing IE with Google Chrome.