Sony announced yesterday that its VAIO-branded computers sold in the US will have Google Chrome preinstalled. FULL STORY >

Google announced today that it has started imagery collection in South Africa for the Street View feature in Google Maps. FULL STORY >

There are some exciting developments over at Google Books for anyone interested in downloading or publishing Creative Commons books. FULL STORY >

Google has opened a developerÔÇÖs preview to an upgraded version of its search. FULL STORY >

Is Google trying to find ways to make YouTube videos less bandwidth intensive, and bring higher quality video to the Web? FULL STORY >

All the imporant tech activity in July 09 FULL STORY >

Microblogging site Twitter suffered another blow to its security when an administrative employeeÔÇÖs email account was hacked. FULL STORY >

Google have now taken steps to make identifying licensed images on its Image Search a little easier. FULL STORY >

Google announced that they will be releasing the Google Chrome Operating System. FULL STORY >

The Magic runs on Android OS 1.5, is exclusively available on the Vodacom network, and can support Microsoft Exchange- so how does it weight up to HTCs first Android phone? FULL STORY >

One of the first two Android devices released here in SA, the Dream makes its debut on the MTN network. One of the main things about this device is the way it integrates with Google\'s services. FULL STORY >

View and share your favourite celebrityÔÇÖs homepage with GoogleÔÇÖs new iGoogle Showcase. FULL STORY >

Today a very big proportion of the information we deal with is computerised, with most of it sitting somewhere on your computerÔÇÖs hard drive. The very real problem is that itÔÇÖs becoming extremely difficult to keep track of the documents, files, pictures and music we... FULL STORY >

Bing is MicrosoftÔÇÖs latest attempt to strangle a bit of the search market away from Google and to a lesser extent Yahoo. FULL STORY >

Sky Map from Google is an Android app that allows you to discover and identify stars and other celestial objects in the night sky simply by pointing your phone upwards. The big news is that Google is about to launch an update to the app to make it even better. FULL STORY >