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Grooveshark Is No Longer Free in Sever... Grooveshark seems determined or at least willing to annoy anyone that it can. It's been doing it with the major record labels, by not paying any money for the music it streams, not even to EMI which has a commercial de... [read more >>] Google Chrome 18 Beta Adds GPU-Pow... Now that Google Chrome 17 is in the stable channel, Google Chrome 18 has been pushed to the beta channel. The latest chrome to wear the beta label comes with two big new features, both focusing on graphics. Accelerated 2D ... [read more >>] Google Drive Close to Launch We've been hearing about Google Drive, the cloud file hosting and sharing service from Google for a while now. There have been plenty of clues and hints and Drive was most definitely coming. But now we have another con... [read more >>] Chrome for Android, Here's What You Need to Know Chrome for Android has finally landed. It's a pretty big project and it meant rewriting and adapting most of the existing Google Chrome code to the Android platform and the special requirements of mobile devices. Whil... [read more >>] Here's What You Need to Know About the New Fir... Firefox 12 has landed in the Aurora channel, meaning it's the first chance most users get to see it in action. Granted, if you've been using Firefox 11 so far, there's not much to see, the changes, as usual, ... [read more >>] Nobody Needs Microsoft Defending Them from ... Google's updated privacy policy is just the latest thing that has gone wrong for Google in the past month. The company is clearly not having a great start of the new year. The problem with the privacy policy change is... [read more >>] Firefox 10 Is Here, New Features Rundown Firefox 10 is now available for download and should be pushed via the update channel to all Firefox users over the next few days. The latest release brings a number of features, though regular users will only notice some sm... [read more >>] Google Finally Answers Some of the Criti... Google has finally commented on the Search Plus Your World debate. A couple of weeks ago, Google debuted a significantly changed version of its search engine which included Google+, meaning identity, content from users and ... [read more >>] Google's New Privacy Policy Doesn't Change Much, Despite Ev... Google unveiled a revamped and unified privacy policy. The big change is that data is now common across Google services, all of them, Google Search, Gmail, YouTube, Google+ and so on. This was not the case so far, there was... [read more >>] Google+ Allows Nicknames but Not Pseudonyms Google has finally relented on its 'real names' policy on Google+. It is now possible to add a nickname or an alternate name to your Google+ profile, though your 'real name' will still be displayed. In s... [read more >>]

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