Google denies Belgian court fine claims
Google has rubbished claims that it has been forced to pay a €34m (£22.7m) fine because it failed to act quickly enough to satisfy a court ruling.....

EBay blacklists Google Checkout
Auction giant eBay is preventing its sellers from using Google's rival Checkout service. Google Checkout allows consumers to buy products online without having to reveal any sensitive financial information to sellers.....

Internet swells to 100 million sites
Internet research firm Netcraft has reported that the total number of websites on the internet has passed the 100 million mark.....

Gmail Goes Mobile
Google has had its eye on mobile devices for some time, so it was only a matter of time until the search giant took one more step in this direction. The company has recently released a free Java application, which enables Gmail users receive and send messages from mobile devices.....

Red Hat won't cut support prices because of Oracle move
Red Hat CEO Matthew Szulik made the comments today to cable channel CNBC, one day after Red Hat's stock plunged following Oracle's announced plans to offer support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and offer an Oracle-branded "clone" of RHEL.....

Microsoft to release Office Live on 15 November
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft said on Tuesday it plans to launch a set of Web services next month aimed at helping small companies manage business contacts, calendars and online communications.....