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Google Now is great but after four major updates to the app, why hasn't Google fixed its most significant flaw - the app's lack of visibility.

For get the Mayans' centuries old predictions; Google's Siri competitor, Google Now, predicts the world will end on December 21,2012

Twitter has released its review of 2012, showing the most popular and important tweets of an eventful year for the social network.

Facebook has revealed its year end review of the most mentioned topics on the site as well as an application that allows you to create your own timeline review of 2012.

It looks like Google is working on a version of its Siri-competitor, Google Now, for its Chrome browser.

Dozens of European languages are threatened by a lack of technological supports, a major international study called Languages in the European Information Society has found

Google wants to show your Gmail emails in its results page, but don' panic just it's only a "field test." It's also taking on Apple's Siri

One reports finds that Siri is 62% accurate but with greater competition from Google, can Apple keep their voice assistant relevant?

iPhone users in Japan report that Siri is having trouble understanding Japanese - Apple says it'll become better as more people use it.

Over 100 years after Virginia O'Hanlon asked the New York Sun "Does Santa Exist?" People are still asking the same question but this time it's Siri that's providing the answers.

The Arab Spring was one of the most tweeted events of 2011, according to Twitter’s list of 2011 hot topics, released today. But the list is interesting for what it doesn't mention than for as much as it does.

Apple’s Siri is a direct threat to Google’s search market share, according to Eric Schmidt in a letter to the U.S. Senate’s Antitrust Subcommittee.

Apple fanboys look away. Scott Dickson and Blendtec have successfully blended the new iPhone 4S. Apple’s latest handset experienced a similar fate to previous iPhone models in the Will It Blend series.

Among a slew of reports flooding from Apple's iPhone event this evening lies one of their most important announcements in recent years - Siri. Siri is an all-new intelligent voice-control feature in iOS5 and will be available on the forthcoming iPhone 4S. But Siri isn't strictly a new concept at Apple. Siri’s vision was originally devised almost 25 years ago by Apple and was known as Knowledge Navigator.