WWW.NETWORKWORLD.COM writes: "Google is being urged to hand over the names of its engineers that created a code, which was accidentally used by the search engine to collect information from unsecured Wi-Fi networks."

I saw this posted Friday on WWW.FORBES.COM.

"Sometimes Google Translate is spot-on perfect. Very often, though, the system has all the fluency of a barely competent human translator."

Judith Wrote: Take a look at this article

"Search giant Google announced a major revamp of its image search business as it revealed that area of its search service is getting a billion page views every day. Google image search now has more than 10 billion pictures, compared to the 250 million it had when it launched in 2001. This represents the largest image search engine by far, said Marissa Mayer, vice president of Google search. I ..."