Yahoo’s list of most popular queries of 2011 is dominated by celebrities, but iPhone managed to claim the top spot.

Facebook has acquired struggling location service Gowalla to augment its new Timeline feature.

YouTube has received a major design that focuses on Channels and Social Media to increase user engagement.

After conquering the PC, Mac, Wii and iOS market, 2D Boy’s World of Goo, which burst onto the scene in 2008, is ready to rock the Android world.

Thanks to a neat little hack you don’t need to wait for Google to finish rolling out the new Google Bar. A cross browser trick can enable the Google Bar within minutes.

Google Chrome has finally overtaken Firefox globally, and is now hot on the heels of Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Top email providers including Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and AOL have partnered with Cisco spinoff Agari to identify and filter phishing campaigns.

Google has announced a new Google navigation bar maximizes space utilization, and enhances navigation across various Google products and services.

The official list of most shared articles in 2011 includes an interesting mixture of parenting and baby related articles, viral sensations, news and events, and trivia.

Google has updated its Maps software to support indoor mapping that offers floor by floor navigation in retail stores, airports and other public places.

JaxtrSMS is a free mobile phone messaging app from Sabeer Bhatiya that is capable of sending free SMS messages globally.

Rumors suggest that the next-gen Xbox console will come in two flavors in order to appeal to both casual and hardcore gamers.

The final build of Linux Mint 12, which features GNOME 3 with MGSE layer on top of it, is now available for download.

Nypon is Sony Ericsson’s next-generation mid range smartphone that will feature a 1 GHz dual-core processor and a qHD screen. It is expected to launch with Ice Cream Sandwich onboard.

The first beta of Microsoft Office 15 might be released as early as January 2012. Office 15 is slated to introduce a new Metro inspired user interface that will work well on traditional desktop computers as well as touchscreen tablets.