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Google, the search giant is now rolling out Facebook comments and indexing JavaScript and AJAX content, which indicates that the content from Facebook comments will appear in Google SEPR.

YouTube hasn't changed their format for awhile, though small updates have been made. Today they announced that they will be switching up the way they handle comments, including sorting them by relevance rather than date, and connecting it all with Google+.

Last week we covered a story about Chrome not protecting user passwords saved in its database. Google seems to have taken the embarrassment of that find - and the reaction to Justin Schuh's comment on Y Combinator - to heart. Because now they are offering more cash than ever as a reward for finding bugs in their flagship browser.