Domain name registration records and trademark filings appear to indicate that Apple is going to name the Apple Tablet as iSlate.

In a move that will surprise many, the producer of the Bollywood movie ‘3 Idiots’ has announced that, the movie will be legally available on YouTube within 12 weeks of its release.

Market Research firm Nielsen has found that iPhone is the most popular phone followed by Blackberry and Motorolla RAZR.

Mozilla has been working dilligently on a new skin for Firefox 4.0. Stephen Horlander, a long time Mozilla contributor has shared more information about the upcoming UI changes.

Twitter has often been mocked due to the lack of a business plan. However, data sharing deals with Microsoft and Google has finally enabled it to become profitable.

An internal build of Opera 10.5 has been leaked. Opera 10.5 introduces a new rendering engine and a host of other improvements.

uTorrent 2.1 will boast of multiple new features including support for Video Streaming, Access Anywhere and DNA content delivery.

Twitter’s security and stability woes continue. As of now Twitter.com is down and appears to have been hacked by the Iranian Cyber Army.

The most influential twitter user isn’t Barak Obama or Oprah Winfrey. Instead it’s a blogger – Pete Cashmore who has 1.8 million followers and is one of the most frequently retweeted personalities on Twitter.

A look back at the most popular YouTube videos of 2009 as well as an account of the events that piqued people’s interest in 2009.

Within one month of its launch, Windows 7 is already ahead of Mac OS X in term of its market share. The new operating system from Microsoft has started tasting early success.

TorrentFreak reports that they have finally taken down the Pirate Bay tracker permanently. The reason given by the TPB owners is that, trackerless solutions have been popular now and people don’t have to rely on tracker website for downloads.

Earlier today, Microsoft launched a revamped Bing video search page which assimilates the most compelling content from around the web. Bing Videos will be serving everything from amateur videos and movie trailers to full length TV shows.

A web annotation startup called Reframe It is claiming that, Google Sidewiki is a blatant plagiarisation of their own web annotation tool. Reframe It alleges that the similarities are too many and too close to be coincidental.

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