Microsoft has released public betas of not just Office 2010, but also of Sharepoint 2010 and a variety of other products. The betas are downloadable at http://www.microsoft.com/2010/.

Google continues to be the most used search engine, Yahoo! holds firm in second place, but Bing is quickly gaining market share, according to the October analysis by research company comScore.

Google is planning a Chrome OS preview at its Mountain View headquarters on Thursday. While the OS won't launch until next year, the event will give Google the opportunity to give technical background as well as demos. Rumors, which last week said that Chrome OS was coming this week, turned to be true.

NASA has announced that they have discovered water on the Moon. The creative minds at Google had to celebrate this news with a special Google doodle for the discovery of water on the Moon

Release of the Google Chrome Operating System has been highly anticipated since its announcement back in July. Based on information received from a “reliable source” TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington says Chrome OS will be launched next week.

Google Search suggests the strangest things depending on what you type in. Today many people must have a little extra time on their hands because the number one Google trending topic is "Why Wont My Parakeet Eat My Diarrhea." Or is that just what Google suggests?

Go is a board game in Japan. Now, because of Google, it's also a programming language.

Here is a nice holiday gift from Google. The company will provide free Wi-Fi at US airports through January 15, 2010.

After a week of designing different doodles for the Sesame Street 40th Anniversary celebration, Google is now honoring the veterans of the US Military. The Google Veterans Day logo shows a soldier being saluted by a young child.

For the past week, Google has featured a different Sesame Street character on their doodle each day. All six of the featured characters and a few of their friends are hanging around the final Sesame Street Google doodle to complete the celebration.

On Monday, Google mobile ad company AdMob. AdMob, besides providing mobile display ads, uses its platform to perform market research, as well. For example, in Septemeber, AdMob received 10.2 billion ad requests, with 2.6 billion of those from iPhone and iPod touch devices. That is up from 130 million in September '08.