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• Google Search Page Gets a New Look Redesigned home page features a super-sized search bar and a sleek fade-in effect that hides other elements.
• Google News Changes Rules to Pacify Publishers Google News will now only give away five full-text articles per Google News visitor per day.
• Bing's Cool New Search Tools: A Visual Tour As Microsoft continues to tweak its search engine, here's how you can make the most of Bing's latest tools and enhancements.
• Top Searches of 2009: The Most Popular Questions People typed some amusing questions into search engines this year. Here's a look at some of 2009's most common queries.
• Google Alters News Indexing to Accommodate Pay Walls Google will now limit access to paid content from other sites.
• Google, Yahoo, AOL Users Search for Michael Jackson The King of Pop topped the list of 2009 online search terms on Google, AOL and Yahoo.
• Top 10 Search Engine Lists: What They Say About Us Lists from major search sites reveal what we really wanted, what we were thinking about, and what fascinated us in 2009.
• Yahoo's Top Searches of 2009: Michael Jackson, Twilight Web surfers seem to be looking for escapist entertainment as a way of coping with the recession.
• Can Google News Be Fixed? Google has yet to monetize news stories, but you can bet it will eventually. And like most things Google touches, that too will start laying golden eggs.
• 25% of Office Workers Would Steal Company Data To help a friend or family member, a quarter of office workers say they'd steal sensitive company data, survey reveals.
• Get $10 Back When You Buy Something with Bing Tired of giving money to Microsoft? Get a little back when you sign up for a Bing Cashback account and buy, well, just about anything.
• Google Improves Mobile Movie Search A revamped app offers more info and search options to identify your choices more easily.
• Google's Ad Empire is Good for Small Business Google is expanding its vast marketing empire with the purchase of Teracent. Google may be bad for traditional advertising, but its good for small business.
• Internet Serves as Springboard for Attacks on US Military Cyberattacks on the U.S. military jumped sharply in 2009, a report reveals
• iPhone Expected to Boost Mobile Game Market Most users have played games on their phones, and the trend is likely to keep growing, researchers say.
• Yahoo Go To Go Bye-Bye The mobile app portal service that gave users access to Yahoo content across multiple devices will shut down early next year.
• Google Leads in Search, Bing Gains and Yahoo Slumps Both Google and Bing gain in the search market, at the expense of Yahoo's share, study shows.
• Google Image Swirl: A Hands-On Tour Google's new Image Swirl feature brings layers of similar images into your searches. Here's a hands-on tour of what it can do.
• Find Info in Text Files Index Files Search Words Lite Index File Search Words Lite is like your own Google . . . for however many text files are on your hard disk.
• Bing and Wolfram Alpha Together: Clever Move Wolfram Alpha is a smart, computational take on the search engine, but it gets even smarter when it's paired with Bing.
• Bing vs. Google: Feature Wars Google added SafeSearch and enhanced movie listings on the heels of Microsoft announcing improvements to Bing.
• Bing Now a Serious Challenger to Google Bing has added valuable tools and fun technology, making it a formidable Google competitor.
• Bing to Use Wolfram Alpha Results Microsoft introduced some improvements to Bing.
• Bing Gets Wolfram Alpha Integration in Update Microsoft is adding more bells and whistles to Bing, including tighter integration with Facebook and the addition of Wolfram Alpha technology.
• Fox News Considers Google Snub Rupert Murdoch says he may make his sites invisible to Google and other news aggregators. Good luck with that, Sir Rupe.