The latest website to announce a numbers growth is good old Flickr, the popular photo sharing site that was acquired by Yahoo a while back.

It finally looks like Google has got it right. According to a study, Google+, the company’s social network is growing so fast, it could very well dwarf Twitter and LinkedIn in 12 months time.

The Black Hat computer security conference held in Las Vegas had researchers trying to crack the Chrome OS open. The operating system was designed by Google to do everything online.

Photo sharing isn’t new online, but Instagram is taking it in a new and refreshing direction. People are warming up the social networking/photo sharing site, that it can now boast 150 million shares.

Google accused its biggest rivals of grouping together to block in the smartphone industry. The accusation was made by Google Chief Legal Officer David Drummond last Wednesday.

Groupon has been in the headlines lately, and often not for the right reasons. It looks like that is about to change because in a new report by Reuters

Spam king Sanford Wallace is now charged with federal fraud for supposedly breaking into Facebook accounts and sending 27 million messages during 2008 and 2009.

Matthew Epstein had an interesting way to get the attention of a potential employer. Instead of emailing a resume, he uploaded one on YouTube.