Google may be planning to launch its own online tablet store, to boost sales of Android tablets, presumably its own Nexus tablet as well as other co-branded tablets.

Here’s why most Android tablet makers are going to be screwed, and Apple will have the last laugh in the tablet wars.

Facebook may finally be going public in May 2012. It recently filed its S-1 statement, and halted secondary trading of its shares just this week.

Google may finally launch G-Drive, its rumored cloud storage service in April 2012.

Google I/O 2012 has been completely sold out in around 20 minutes of the opening of the registration process.

Microsoft is aiming to bridge the app gap between Windows Phone and competing platforms like iOS and Android with its new marketing initiatives.

The Go Dev team has released a new app in the Android Market, GO Backup, which allows users to make a complete backup of their phone’s data. The app has an excellent UI and is available for free in the Google Play market.

Asus is aiming to be the top non-Apple tablet maker. With the rumored Google Nexus tablet, it has a good chance of doing that.

Here’s why Google cannot pay a dividend like Apple just did, despite having substantial cash reserves.

Earlier today, Google sent out an email to all Google Wave users, stating that the product has been put in read-only mode and would shut down on April 30, 2012. However, did you notice anything strange in the email? If not, go check that email again. Google has misspelled the name of its own product as “Google Wage” instead of “Google Wave”. Well, looks like the Google Wave team is under high distress!

ZeptoLab has released the sequel of its popular Cut The Rope game on the Play Market, named Cut the Rope: Experiments. The game comes with a whopping 125 levels, and costs a mere $0.99.

According to a new rumor, the Google Nexus tablet will be priced at $149. It’ll be a lower spec’d variant of the Asus MeMo 370T which was unveiled at CES 2012.

According to one of the Engadget’s trusted sources, Google will start rolling out the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Nexus S in the coming “few weeks”.

Apple’s share price hits $600, just one month after hitting $600

Motorola and Verizon have started rolling out a new software update for the Droid X2, which fixes some bugs and also includes a security patch from Google.