With the presence that Google has in the internet, it receives a lot of requests from governments around the world to remove certain offensive contents and hand over user information. Google keeps a record of these requests and publishes them, with certain limitations, every six months.
There is a good news for Windows Phone 7 users. The highly addictive game - Angry Birds finally makes it way to Windows Phone 7 after a long wait.
Sticking to the earlier plans, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced the launch of Office 365 on Tuesday in an event in New York. This takes out Office 365 from its nine months of beta stage.
Google has launched a new web based tool called "Swiffy" which can convert .swf flash files into formats that are compatible with HTML5. This can eventually bring flash files support on devices such as Apple’s iPad and iPhone.
Google has pulled down the paid-apps section from Android Market for users in Taiwan as a result of the fine which the Taiwan Govt. has slapped on Google for complying with the Taiwan Govt.'s requirements for a 7 day refund window for products.
Google today silently launches a new internet service WDYL.com. WDYL stands for “What Do You Love?” The basic idea of the new service is to offer a single point search across different Google Products.