Concern have been raised about the boundaries of the US Patriot Act. Some have been suggesting that the Act requires them US based companies to give user data to the US government, if asked for it, regardless of the location of the server.
Less than a day into the public release of Google+ for Web, Google has already taken the steps to take it to the next level,...
With Google+ already having won the hearts of many internet users, let us take a close look if Google+ really has the potential to become the best social networking tool out there.
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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.
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.