It seems that a tight war is ongoing between Microsoft and Nokia, and both are struggling to make their own place in the competitive marketplace, say reports.

Google has been much successful in the smartphone market with its nexus line and its open source software Android. There has been a lot wait for the latest tablet from Google, which it announced some time back. It seems that folks would have to wait a little longer as the company has decided that it won’t be launching any tablet till July.

Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has been reeling under a lot of competition in the browser market, with its market share decreasing day by day. It is getting tough competition from Google’s Chrome, Mozilla’s Firefox and Norway’s Opera. At one time, it was the reigning champion of the browser market, but now it is barely holding on to the bandwagon of other browsers as it loses it place at the top.

During a trail over Google’s case of misleading and deceptive practices, the Australian Court has found the giant search engine guilty. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has said that from now onwards, all the internet search engines would be responsible for showing “deceptive paid search results” to the customers.

On the 1st of April, Google took the greatest opportunity to baffle and fool its customers. Yesterday, Google together with NASCAR confirmed that they long have been fooling customers through making fake announcement of introducing the autonomous vehicle technology to NASCAR race cars.

In a recent video posted by Google engineers, it was seen that a blind man ran behind the wheel of Google's self-driving car, without any hassle. The video capturing Steve Mahan, a California resident, was made in partnership with the Morgan Hill Police Department and Santa Clara Valley Blind Center in San Jose, Calif.