Google's Chrome browser has attained 20 percent market share, according to some counts
Google said it is readying a patch for a privacy flaw in Google+ that involves the 'resharing' feature
Microsoft is closing its Hohm energy-consumption initiative in May and Google is retiring PowerMeter
Networking giant Cisco is also entering the apps marketplace with its own ecosystem for the Cius tablet
The Eclipse Foundation's annual release train for 2011, Indigo, focuses on Java developers
Microsoft has stepped in to take advantage of enterprise dilemmas over Mozilla's new Firefox 5
HP has announced a monthly magazine that will highlight featured apps in order to grow its WebOS ecosystem
Google's search advertising practices will be the subject of subpoenas from the US Federal Trade Commission
The FBI seized over 40 computers and arrested two individuals to break up two separate scareware scams
The Winklevoss twins have decided to settle with Facebook but another case is shaping up for court hearings
The fifth certificate authority to be hacked this year, StartSSL has suspended its free SSL offer indefinitely
Google is facing stiff competition from Facebook online, despite topping the billion unique visitor mark in May
Intel announces three low-voltage chips to power its “ultrabook” category of super-thin mobile computers
Researchers found security holes in VMs created on Amazon Web Services but Amazon is not at fault
Microsoft and Dropbox problems revive questions and doubts about embracing the cloud for varied IT needs
Apple’s next headquarters may look like a fattening doughnut but it will be lean and green, Steve Jobs maintains
Nokia has finalised the agreement to hand over the Symbian operating system to services giant Accenture
Rumours fly that Apple's iPhone 5 will feature a new case design when it appears, maybe, in August
More than a petabyte of data can be analysed in real time with HP's release of Vertica Analytics Platform 5.0
Microsoft has released a test version of its development kit for the hands-free Kinect gaming technology
Appcelerator's Titanium Studio IDE speeds up app development on mobile, desktop and web platforms
Oracle maintains Intel has plans to kill Itanium, while HP says Oracle wants to force users onto Sun Sparc servers
Joulex has just received a $17 million injection to fund the promotion of data centre energy monitoring software
Apache Software Foundation’s Traffic Server 3.0 serves terabytes of data for large-scale cloud deployments
Amazon Web Services says its data centre custom containers are cost-effective, greener building blocks
The PCI Council's latest guide explores virtual environment security while Cisco shows how to achieve compliance
Cable & Wireless Worldwide is reportedly in talks to acquire British system integrator 2e2
Facebook lost users in the US and Canada in May but its worldwide tally continues to climb towards 700 million
Codemasters has closed its Website after substantial customer Information was stolen over a week ago