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Google has released its annual Zeitgeist list that reveals the trends that marked the web over the past 12 months.

The state of Nevada approved a law authorizing the Department of Transportation to develop laws and regulations on the use of cars without drivers, such as the vehicles developed by Google that drive on their own.

A few days ahead of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s awaited royal wedding in Britain on April 29, which some describe as the wedding of the century, Google announces that the event will be broadcast live on Youtube.

Google, Facebook, YouTube and other large companies have taken advantage of April 1 to fool users about the introduction of new services, like Google Motion, which allows Internet users to check their Gmail account with only a few movements of the body.

Google has introduced a new feature inspired by the already famous “Like” button on Facebook.

Google is featuring Google Earth 3D images from central London, including the entire route of the royal wedding procession between Prince William and Kate Middleton, to be held on April 29.

Following the very strong earthquake and tsunami that struck the north-east of the country, Google has launched a free online database to retrieve the victims.

Microsoft might launch a version of Windows tailored for Tablet PCs next year, according to sources close to the situation, quoted by Bloomberg.

We’ve been having this dilemma from the beginning, since we first heard of the Kardashian sisters. What exactly are they good at? Music, film, politics or science? Or is it the marketing skills of Kris Jenner, the girls’ mother?

According to photos published by the tabloid “National Enquirer,” Steve Jobs has “six weeks to live.”