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According to the latest statistics provided by Opera the search engine market in the mobile sector is also dominated by Google as it is the case in the PC sector as Google has a significant lead over its rivals while its competitors hardly can be confronted to it.

Opera State of the Mobile Report shows that Google's search portal accounts "for more than 9% of all page views on the mobile Web." Meantime Yahoo only shares 4.3% of page views with Microsoft having miserable 0.03%.

According to a recent report from Chitika Research the presence of Google on the iPhones is more significant than it is thought to be. Chitika says that Google searches alone reach over 50% of all Internet traffic from mobile device running the iPhone OS. Thus Google outstrips all other traffic, including other search sites and all visits to Websites in the phone's browser.

The report also reveals that across the Internet as a whole--not just iPhone or mobile Internet--Google search makes up nearly 31% of all the traffic.

A strict and explicit resentment was made by the searching giant Google towards China. The company threatened to quit the market after hackers accessed human rights activists' e-mail accounts.

Google’s statement was made on Tuesday and comes at the time when U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is about to announce a technology policy next week to help citizens around the world have access to an uncensored Web.

 On its Bing blog Microsoft has reported its partnership with Wolfram Alpha that will enable online users to search for more complicated information. Wolfram Alpha provides a technology platform designed to offer "computable knowledge" to applications.