Handset manufacturer HTC has launched into the Indian market its Microsoft Windows 7 driven smartphone HD7.

No matter what, news in 2010 is filled with one brand in particular on a regular basis – Facebook. Part I – Just 2 days ago and a few weeks after the release of the Facebook-based movie, The Social Network’, the website seems to have hit the rocks of controversy again. This time it is [...]

Opera Mini has disclosed yet another monthly analysis around web access on cellular devises by its users across the world. November finds itself welcoming Google back to its throne which has earlier claimed by Facebook in 2009.

Nokia is taken its legal tussle with Apple to the European courts, where the Finnish mobile handset maker has filed 13 new complaints in the UK, Germany and Netherlands.

Google has brought out its annual feature Zeitgeist that highlights the most popular search terms of the past year. The word Zeitgeist translates into “spirit of the times” and that is exactly what the search engine aims to capture in this interactive report.

Facebook seems to be in the most controversial of phases. According to reports by Police Chiefs, over 100,000 crimes in Britain since the past 5 years have linked their way to the social networking site.

Hackers linked with the online imageboard  4chan known as Anonymous have brought down the site of  Swiss bank PostFinance.  Anonymous is also said to behind a chain of attacks on e-commerce business PayPal that has resulted in the site’s blog closing down.

Google has received a red carpet welcome from the UK publishers following its intention to go heads up against Apple and Amazon.

The latest buzz clogging the pipeline is Google’s netbook venture an announcement of which is scheduled for the coming week.

Facebook has rolled out a profile page redesign that allows users to share more information on the profile page. The updated layout enables users to spotlight close friends, display photos and provide a short synopsis of their background, hobbies, likes and  dislikes.  Facebook has labeled the changes “conversation starters” that help the user to publicize [...]

By the looks of it, Google Chrome 8 seems to be undeniably promising. Tabbed as the Chrome 8.0.552.215 version succeeding the Chrome 8.0.552.215 beta version, it is slated for a release sometime soon. Until then we can busy ourselves in pouring over its even more promising features.