Google's mantra is "Don't be evil." Let's hope it the tech giant means it, because if Chrome OS succeeds in replacing Windows at the world's dominant operating system, Google's sway over the computing world could be exponentially higher than it is today.

If Google Chrome OS supplants Windows in a meaningful way, then we can kiss our privacy goodbye.

Earlier this week, Google gave the world a first look at the Chrome OS. The press event confirmed what was suspected when Google announced it was working on a netbook operating system four months ago -- it would emphasize speed and simplicity. As the tech world tests versions of the operating system that were compiled from Google's source code it is looking like the project's priorities may be ...

So you’ve heard about Google Chrome OS? Want to find out more?

It's well known that Google doesn't do advertising around its search service. While you will catch advertising for Chrome or for Android phones on the Web, given Google's huge 70 percent market share in search, it hardly needs to attract users.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Google Inc has won a seat at the smartphone table. Two years after the Web search leader announced its plan to barge into the market, a dozen phones are using Google's Android mobile...

It’s not too often that legacy media learns a new mass communication tool along with its audience. But that’s exactly what’s going on now because of Google Wave . Although it’s still invitation only and in preview, the real-time wiki collaboration platform is being used by some media companies for community building, real-time discussion, crowdsourcing, collaboration both inside and outside the ...

Here are some of this week's headlines from the search engine scene. We also presents several videos on the new Google Chrome operating system.

The judge in the copyright infringement case pitting the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers (AAP) against Google and its book search program has set a date for the final hearing on the parties' controversial settlement proposal.

The search engine innovation frenzy goes on, as both Google, Bing and Yahoo! refine their search toolboxes.