Facebook updates chat design, introduces Group Chat
They may have been overshadowed by Facebook's partnership with Skype, but Chat receives some noteworthy upgrades.
Facebook’s ‘awesome’ product is video chat from Skype
Facebook has deeply integrated Skype into its site, bringing the chat client's simple and popular video calling system directly to your profile page.
Google rebranding continues: Picasa and Blogger up next
Blogger and Picasa are not long for this world: They're about to be swallowed up and spit out by Google and its attempts to unify brands.
Facebook blocks Google+ extension that pulls contacts
Back at it again: Facebook once again disables Google from exporting contacts from the site.
Google video rentals coming to Android devices?
Google's new YouTube video rental service was available in the Android Market for a fleeting moment this weekend. Does that means an official release is on the horizon?
Code reveals Google+ expecting additions: Questions, Games, Circles, and more
If you're one of the lucky ones to have gotten an invite, don't get too used to Google+'s features yet, as revealed code shows what could be in store.
More speculation on Facebook’s ‘awesome’ launch next week
We narrow down some of the possible products Facebook will introduce on Wednesday.
Apple swallows pride, issues refunds to irate Final Cut Pro X buyers
Apple may not be used to poor customer feedback, but it is responding to the heavy Final Cut Pro X criticism coming its way.
Final Cut Pro X under fire from professionals
Final Cut Pro X fails to impress advanced users, in what may be regarded as an uncharacteristically negative Apple product launch.
Coming soon to a Twitter feed near you: Promoted Tweets
We knew it was coming: Promoted Tweets are reportedly destined for your Twitter feed. Will users be outrage or apathetic?
Apple confirms: ICloud will get rid of iDisk, iWeb
Up until now, the details surrounding the MobileMe to iCloud transition have been vague. In a new FAQ, Apple offers new information on the coming switch.
First look at Google TV 2.0 ‘Fishtank’
Geek.com got a sneak peak at the next-generation of Google TV, along with the set-top box that has been shipped to developers.
Netflix CEO joins Facebook board
Facebook adds Netflix exec Reid Hastings to its board and gains some valuable industry insight as well as a potential media partner.
Wyoming state government goes with Google’s cloud
Google gets its foot firmly in the government software door by landing Wyoming, which will now use Google Apps for Government.
Google ‘Inner Circles’ its next stab at social?
Google seems to grasping at straws, trying to introduce something resembling a social network. But newly revealed code shows that it might have some big plans to get there.
Israel asks Apple to remove ThirdIntifada app [UPDATE: Apple pulls app]
Israel is pushing Apple to pull an app advocating and supporting a Palestinian revolt.
Google projects: Social gaming platform and Chrome video chat
Google's got a few tricks up its sleeve, as it looks like the company plans to create a social gaming platform and its own video chat application.
iPhone 5 to get redesign, announcement in August?
Forget the iPhone 4S: The latest reports say a next-gen, iPhone 5 is in our midst and could be announced as early as August.
Discovery brings Curiosity, a new kind of Q&A platform
The Internet didn't really need another Q&A site, but Curiosity's emphasis on expertise might be enough to set it apart from the rest.
Television and social integration: What exactly do consumers want?
Television isn't what it used to be, and a new wave of innovation means social networks will make it a more personal experience than ever before. But how this information is utilized remains to be seen.
Finding a photo-sharing platform for you
Your photo-sharing app options are nearly endless. Here's our brief guide to help you find the one that fits your phone's needs.
Netflix temporarily loses rights to Sony movies
Starz and Sony need to rework their contract before you can access Sony movies on Netflix.
Facebook chats between UK juror and defendant lead to mistrial
After using Facebook to reach out to defendant in a court case she was a juror for, a UK woman is found in contempt of court.
Where did Color go wrong?
Was it too much too soon or just a flawed concept? Maybe it was just ahead of its time. Whatever the cause, photo-sharing app Color loses a co-founder and continues to flounder.
Research looks at daily deal drawbacks
A new report supports the growing skepticism surrounding deal-a-day sites effects on businesses.