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Internet search giant Google is following in the foot steps of Microsoft as Google's futuristic developments takes the company further into hardware device developments with its self driving car and Google Glass.

Paris - The Paris home of IMF Chief, Christine Lagarde, is being searched by French authorities, over a probe into a multi-million-dollar payout to a supporter of the French ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Today Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed details about a new type of search engine on the popular social network, allowing users to find simple answers to questions about their friends.

Yahoo Advertising is introducing a new ad unit, cost-per-lead ads. Cost-per-lead ads are placed under a site's listing within Yahoo's organic search results.

Trillions of searches were performed on the Google search engine this year. Now Google is letting us know the top six search terms across the USA for 2012.

According to Google, the most searched for term in the UK during 2012 was not the "Olympics". Instead, "Euro 2012" topped the list.

A woman in Iceland was reported missing Saturday night after a tour group that she was with thought she went missing. The woman later joined a search party, not knowing that she was actually searching for herself.

Mississauga - Police have launched a massive ground and air search of a park in Mississauga, just outside Toronto, searching for more body parts after a woman's severed head and foot were found.

Over the next few days Google will roll out its "Knowledge Graph," a change to its search engine that will deliver results with context-sensitive information about the things people search for.

Tzaneen - Ground and air search and rescue teams have been operating all-out in an effort to find the Albatross aircraft that went missing Sunday night in northern South Africa’s Limpopo Province.