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Google has announced the release of Chrome 8 developer build according to a blog post on its Chrome blog Tuesday, stating categorically on the new features expected on the next version of the open-source browser.

Google search technology has announced Place Search, a kind of search that organizes information around local places...

Google has announced the integration of Adobe Flash player to Chrome sandbox as a measure to tighten the porous security issue with the media player...

Microsoft search engine service, Bing in a blog post on Monday announced the introduction of the new feature to enhance users access to flight information and enable faster web experience...

With its sights set on reshaping current cross-platform Web collaboration, Mikogo the free online meeting tool has announced the release of its Beta version for Mac users. Available at no cost for both commercial and private use, Mikogo now allows anyone to start or join a meeting from either a Mac computer or PC, creating a more flexible screen sharing experience for all involved.

Video-chat service and community Paltalk has just announced the beta launch of PaltalkExpress, a Flash-enabled video chat platform, with plans ...

Zotero, the popular open-source research and bibliography tool, just announced the latest version of its Firefox addon, which allows users to synchronize their databases between different PCs.

Today, Apple's App Store surpassed 1.5 billion downloads only three months since they announced going over the 1 billion mark.

Forget everything you know about Windows Mobile. Seriously, throw the whole OS concept in a garbage bin or incinerator or something. Microsoft has done what would have been unthinkable for the company just a few years ago: started from scratch. At least, that's how things look (and feel) with Windows Phone 7 Series. This really is a completely new OS -- and not just Microsoft's new OS, it's a new smartphone OS, like webOS new, like iPhone OS new. You haven't used an interface like this before (well, okay, if you've used a Zune HD then you've kind of used an interface like this). Still, 7 Series goes wider and deeper than the Zune by a longshot, and it's got some pretty intense ideas about how you're supposed to be interacting with a mobile device. We had a chance to go hands-on with the dev phone before today's announcement, and hear from some of the people behind the devices, and here's our takeaway. (And don't worry, we've got loads of pictures and video coming, so keep checking this post for the freshest updates).

After cashing Intel's check and appearing more competitive than expected against Clarkdale 2010 is like a fresh start for AMD. The news gets better. Late last year AMD said that before the end of 2010 it would be sampling its first APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) - codenamed Llano. Today AMD is announcing that the first Llano samples, built on Global Foundries 32nm high-k + metal gate, SOI process will be sampling to partners in the first half of this year.

Google has officially announcedabout their smartphone "NexusOne"\n\nIt is powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon Processor (Qualcomm QSD 8250) and runs on the Android 2.1 OS.

It has just announced that it is killing off its free product, forcing existing free networks to either make the change to premium accounts or migrate their networks elsewhere

As you may know, Microsoft announced last July the Live Services Plug-in for Moodle, a free download released under the General Public License v2 that integrates Microsoft's Live@Edu services such as email, calendar, instant messaging and search directly into the Moodle experience. The move was very important for Microsoft in the educational space in Latin America, as adoption and usage are surging in the region for Live@Edu, Microsoft's free communication and collaboration solution that educational institutions can offer their students.

The company on Friday in a blog post announced plans to encrypt search results starting next week.

Explains below things which are announced in Google I/O 1. Google TV. 2. Chrome Web Store. 3. Google App Engine for Business 4. Android 2.2 Platform 5. Font Directory

The Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (DRL) and the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (NEA) announce a Joint Request for Statements of Interest (SOI) from organizations interested in submitting proposals for projects that support Internet freedom under the "Governing Justly and Democratically" Foreign Assistance program objective.

Facebook recently announced that they would be discontinuing their support of the Static FBML app in favor of iframes. From a marketing perceptive this is actually some great news as FBML was pretty restrictive on what was and wasn't allowed within Facebook. I decided to investigate how much of pain is involved in setting up a custom tab on Facebook using an iframe. As it turns out, it's actually not to difficult.

The much expected search innovation, Instant Pages, announced by Google mid June is now live on the latest stable version of Chrome 13, according to the Chrome Blog.

Now, you can take your Google Docs everywhere you go, courtesy of an Android app that was recently announced by Google.

Bringing the social experience to the fore, Facebook within the week, announced its Video Calling Feature, and also a new chat interface enabling Group Chat option.