Google+ is now open for everyone. Users no longer require invites to join Google Plus.

Major US ISPs have agreed to limit services of subscribers who repeatedly engage in copyright infringement.

Barely a couple of days after Google Plus was announced, the Chinese government has banned it.

WDYL is a new search engine from Google, which stands for “What Do You Love?”. Find out what it does.

Amazon is currently on a hiring spree in India, which suggests that Amazon India might not be far off.

Jon S. von Tetzchner, Opera Software’s co-founder, ex-CEO, and public face, has announced that he will be quitting the company after this month.

YouTube has begun rolling out a sleek new video player skin globally.

Google has released “First Day of Summer” and “First Day of Winter” doodles drawn by Takashi Murakami to mark the summer solstice and winter solstice.

ICANN has approved generic top-level domains or gTLDs, which will enable any established organization to register their own TLD for a price.

Microsoft has announced that it won’t support WebGL in Internet Explorer due to critical security concerns about the 3D graphics API for the web.

In its quest for speed google has launched for new search related products that will make searching even faster than before.

Talented and experienced computer software engineers are the most in-demand people in today’s job market. How far tech companies will go to draw in and retain engineering talent?

A rundown of the big new features in OS X Lion, along with upgrade price, availability and launch date.

Windows 8 will feature “Roaming Profiles” that will store profile data in the cloud, and allow you to logon from any Windows 8 system.

Google and sixteen other companies have formed the WebM Community Cross-License Initiative to freely share WebM related patents on a royalty free basis.