If you're looking for that "invite friend" button in GMail, we'll save you the trouble - it looks like GMail is now a free-for-all.

Google is coming under fire from Hollywood after the company is believed to have helped websites responsible for offering illegal film downloads.

MTV and Comedy central owner tells Google to sort out its video service and pulls over 100k videos.

Quite a few people have been happy to trust Google's recent Anti-phishing plugin. What a surprise when it actually collected email addresses and passwords, which was available for all to see. Whoops!

The Daily Telegraph reports that terrorists are using Google Maps to target British soldiers. It once again raises a question mark over whether Google Maps should have certain areas that are censored.

The Google zeitgeist of 2006 lists the top 10 most searched for items. The results are quite surprising.

Google has shut down the Gaia project, which reverse-engineered its popular Google Earth feature. Though no big surprise, it's a loss to non-Windows users.

Microsoft is taking even more people to court - but this time, it's a good thing. Gates' firm is going hammer and tongs after scammers.

The search megalith sees its massive growth continue as its stock price surges up to untold levels, making it one of the most valuable companies in the world.