Great news for anyone who was not interested in creating a Yahoo account to login to Flickr - you can now sign in to Flickr using your Google credentials.

Myspace is rebranding its website and introducing a suite of products that together redefine the company as a social entertainment destination for Gen Y.

EBay and Groupon have partnered to bring deals to both Groupon and eBay customers.

MAINGEAR has launched new Clutch series notebooks, built for business professionals and students looking for small and powerful mobile solutions.

Along with Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Facebook, Zynga, Comcast and Liberty Media launch $250 Million fund initiative for social web entrepreneurs.

eBay has released its third quarter revenue results and the Internet giant is doing surprising well, largely in part to PayPal.

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) latest statistics published today in The World in 2010: ICT facts and figures reveal that the number of Internet users worldwide doubled in the past five years and will surpass the two billion mark in 2010.

Microsoft unveiled its long-awaited mobile platform Windows 7 and announced a series of new phones running its operating system.

Research In Motion (RIM) and Sprint have released the BlackBerry Style 9670 – the first full-QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry in a flip form factor.

The Japanese gaming firm DeNA has acquired ngmoco, Inc., for up to US$400 million in cash and securities.

Google is standing by its commitment to become carbon neutral and help the environment with its announcement to invest in wind power.

If you've been on the roads of California you may have unwittingly partaken in research being done by Google. The software giant has driven more than 100,000 miles on California highways, tests cars that are self-driving.

Good news for AIR developers, Adobe has announced the AIR is available for Android.

Excellent news for fans of Mozilla Firefox. The organization has announced its first release of Firefox 4 beta for Android and Maemo platforms.

Verizon and Motorola have jointly announced the release of two new phones, the Droid Pro and Citrus.

12seconds, the starup video service that allows users to take 12 second videos, is shutting its doors.

Skype announced today that its popular VoIP service will now be available to several model of Android phones.

Verizon will be refunding millions of customers for overage fees that should have been free, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Apple has approved a BitTorrent app -- the first of its kind to enter the App Store.

LG Electronics said today they are scrapping plans to release a tablet running on Froyo, Android's 2.2 Operating System, citing problems with the software itself.

Google is pushing for the future of photo formatting to be done in WebP, leaving JPEG in the dust.

Facebook has announced a major update to its photo product that will give Flickr a run for its money.

Nokia has announced that its latest smartphone, the N8, is finally shipping. The phone was slightly delayed as the company dealt with massive pre-orders.

Research released today by three research institutions suggests that 50 percent of Android applications may be secretly sharing your information with advertisers.

A growing list of blocked words in Google Instant has been revealed by the hacker quarterly magazine, 2600.

Microsoft has announced that Mac user can expect to see Office for Mac 2011 hit store shelves on October 26.

In what appears to be a day of acquisitions for AOL, the company has announced that it has acquired the video service 5min.

As Twitter searches for a revenue model, it has been revealed by the Wall Street Journal that the company is selling Promoted Tweets for around $100,000.

Apple's Ping music service launched to lackluster reviews and the company is attempting to remedy some of that in the latest update to iTunes 10.0.1.

Salesforce has purchased the chat startup, Activa Live, as reported by TechCrunch.

Foursquare, the popular geolocation-based social network, has just updated its iPhone client to version 2.0.

Yesterday, Dell released the new Inspiron One and Inspiron Zino HD desktops. The Inspiron One offers Stage, a new Dell-designed interface which, delivers one-touch access to music, photos, videos and more.

Good news for Wii fans, it appears as though Nintendo will be offering a new remote for the popular console that fully integrates the Wii Motion Plus technology into the Wii Remote.

The results are in and the Forbes 400 lists the richest people in America. Results show that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has overtaken Apple CEO Steve Jobs.