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Facebook is partnering with Skype to launch a new product that will be revealed July 6.

You can feel it in the air. The summer vacation season is officially upon us and everyone’s jumping around with ants in their pants, just itching to get out of town. Here are some tips so you don't break the budget

The company behind Farmville, Mafia Wars, Words With Friends, Empires and Allies and many other social games has officially filed for an IPO. In doing so, it follows in the footsteps of fellow social comapny, LinkedIn, which had an impressive IPO of its own last month.

Google+, Google's ambitious project to redefine the future of social media, has created a huge buzz. Google+ has posed threat to different groups in numerous ways - it has attacked boldly on the present social network king Facebook, while China allegedly blocked the access to Google+ with its great firewall, and Google's unpreparedness to face the massive influx of traffic has forced the beta version of Google+ to close its invitation door.

Google+ is pitted against Facebook and Twitter

Peruvian President Alan Garcia personally funded part of the project to bring 'Cristo del Pacifico' to Lima. But, not everybody is happy about the new Christ on the hill.

Google+ the search engine giant’s answer to challenge Facebook’s social media hegemony is finally here.

Switching social networking platforms online can be a cumbersome process, from building friends' list to getting acquainted with a new interface. There is an easy way to do this. Once you have signed up for Google+, install the free Stylish extension available for Chrome or Firefox browsers.

Google’s new social networking site Google+ will take a long time to catch up with Facebook, which has a following of 750 million active users.

HTC Eternity has surfaced with mammoth specifications to claim the crown of the biggest smartphone in the market.

Google Inc. launched its most aggressive social network effort Google+, which looks remarkably similar to Facebook in terms of aesthetics and could pose as a threat to Facebook's dominance. Will Facebook counter this with 'Facebook+' next week?

HTC is releasing another phone, the HTC Eternity, which adds Windows flavor to the growing list of super-phones vying to upset the iPhone's dominance in the market.

Frankly, we shouldn't really be surprised by the news. Google's hot release Google+ is currently adding people only through invites, which means the unlucky ones who haven't got an invite are facing a difficult situation. A section is giving away their Gmail IDs in Twitter and random forums hoping that some gracious people would drop a Google+ invite, only to learn that spammers did pick up their Gmail IDs, instead of that gracious Google+ guy. Can you really blame the Google+ h...

Google launched its social networking service called Google+ in its latest attempt to break into the social networking realm. After the failure of Google Buzz and Wave to garner public support, there's now a belief that the company may finally have figured out how to go social.

Facebook, the world's biggest social networking Web site, plans to launch something awesome next week. Speculation is growing that the upcoming announcement may be a long-awaited Facebook app for Apple's iPad and a specialized app for photo-sharing on the iPhone. Facebook has not yet introduced an iPad app.

Google's controlled release of Google+ is called into question by one analyst.

Half of Myspace's employee base is gone after the social network is sold from News Corp. to Specific Media.

Social network is preparing to launch something great according to its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.

American media has largely forgotten Khaled Said's face in its retelling of the Arab Spring narrative.But Said's face-- pictures of it before and after it was bashed in by Egyptian police-- spurred on the revolution that toppled President Hosni Mubarak.

Google's overwhelmed by the demand of its invitations for Google+ but the company may be making a mistake in doing a controlled release in the first place.

Here's what likely happens next with Google's field trial of its Google+ social media program.