Microsoft recently paid a hefty sum of US $ 250,000 to the authorities of University of Nebraska in order to switch to Office 365 and move all the university's e-mail communication systems with Microsoft.
So by now we know that Facebook has got a brand new video chat powered by Skype. That was the most important announcement in Facebook’s “awesome” announcement last night (or earlier today depending on where you are). So, now we have the inevitable question - Google+ Hangout vs Facebook Video Chat – who will win?
According to reports, Microsoft wants Samsung to pay them $15 for every Android device they sell. Microsoft claims to own the patent for several Android components.
In what might possibly be the largest websites ban ever in its history, Google has removed more than 11 million domains from its search result.
Google is forcing everyone who has a private profile to go public by announcing that they will delete the private profiles by 31st of July 2011.
Google plans to discontinue its Photo sharing platform Picasa and the blogging platform Blogger and will re-introduce them as Google Photos and Google Blogs. All this forms a part of the massive feature addition to Google's new social network - Google+