More Zuckerbergs are currently working at Google than Facebook, thanks to the recent acquisition of Wildfire Interactive Inc.,

Emily Eberhard Pereira, a spokesperson for Google, revealed to FoxNews. com that there are currently two Zuckerbergs on staff.

According to Pereira, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s brother-in-law Harry Schmidt and younger sister Arielle are working at Google.

Google Inc., possessor of the world's leading Internet search engine, has confirmed that it latest acquisition - Wildfire Interactive Inc., a startup that helps brands optimize their presence across different social networks.

The Internet search & information giant declined to disclose the terms of the purchase. But sources familiar with the deal suggest that the Internet firm will pay around $250 million plus performance incentives for Wildfire.

In what was the second incident of its kind at the ongoing London Olympic Games, Swiss footballer Michel Morganella was expelled from Swiss Olympic team on Monday, after he posted a racist and threatening Twitter message about South Koreans.

Various reports have tried to provide details of different features of Apple’s potential iPhone 5, but no single report made an attempt at showing off a fully assembled iPhone 5.

But, now Apple fans can feast their eyes a fully assembled iPhone 5, thanks to iLab that mashed all the reported features together to produce a working representation of what the next-generation iPhone might actually look like.

In its 10-K filing with the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Thursday afternoon, software giant Microsoft outlined the risk factors in its big-launch fall, which will witness the company releasing a number of highly-awaited products --- including Windows 8; the company’s own branded Surface tablet; Windows Phone 8 and a horde of cloud offerings.

With the high-profile jury trial in the Apple-Samsung patent-infringement lawsuit scheduled to begin on Monday, July 30, Judge Lucy Koh - who is presiding over the case at the US District Court in San Jose – told the two companies on Friday that most documents in the case must be public.

Despite the fact that there presently is no clarity about which documents in the case will be made public and which will not, the court’s order implies that Apple and Samsung will have to disclose certain pieces of information to the public during the jury trial.

US auto giant Ford Motor Co. is recalling 484,600 Escape and Maverick SUVs to fix sticking gas pedals that can lead to unintended acceleration and cause accidents.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) opened the probe into the safety defect in the SUVs earlier this month, after a series of complaints, including 13 involving crashes, one of which killed a 17-year-old girl in Arizona.

The Ocean Renewable Power on Tuesday announced the launch of the first commercial tidal power project of the United States.

The project, called the TidGen Cobscook Bay project, is situated on Cobscook Bay, in Eastport, Maine. The project is comprised of a one-megawatt generator that is 100 feet in length and around fifteen feet in height. It is expected to become operational in August and linked to the grid to deliver power starting October this year.

Apple's mobile operating system iOS has a lead over Google's Android, and it will win in the enterprise, a fresh IDC/Appcelerator survey revealed.

According to the IDC/Appcelerator second-quarter 2012 Mobile Developer Report, iOS has a 16 per cent lead over Android. 53 per cent of respondents said iOS will win in the enterprise, while only 37 per cent think Google's mobile platform will win.

For supporting a children's heart unit that is threatened, thousands of campaigners gathered in Leeds today.

There is a proposal to close down paediatric heart surgery at Leeds General Infirmary and this proposal was being opposed by parents, nurses and MPs who had gathered in the city's Millennium Square.

After a review of children's heart services, the facility at Leeds was earmarked for closure.