Hurry, supplies are limited. If you’ve been to Google.com today (from a US IP address) then you’ve already seen the Nexus S “free today only” offer.

Google and Microsoft are continuing their war for user loyalty on the email front. Both companies are extending past their normal pitch, with Google releasing an “email intervention kit” and Microsoft launching an ad that condemns Gmail for “reading your mail.” The Microsoft

@fabioricotta noticed Google testing a new search snippet that places the number of listings found on a page or set of results.

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Since last we checked in on who is using Google+ and how often, a trio of conflicting reports have been released, giving us an updated, though unclear view of the popularity of Google’s latest social project based on traffic and user estimat…

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There are up to 10 million English searches a day on Baidu’s search engine, according to Baidu spokesman Kaiser Kuo. With an index built around the Chinese language, those English searches typically end up often being littered with…