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Twitter worm uses Google shortner to direct users to fake Antivirus site

Twitter accounts have been hijacked to send out links directing to a fake anti-virus website without the account user's permission.

Google plans to launch its own version of Groupon

Internet search engine Google plans to launch Google Offers, its own version of online discount-coupon sensation Groupon, to help notify subscribers about deals in their area.

Google’s newly announced CEO Larry Page will face challenges from Facebook, Apple

The main challenge that is going to grip Page is going to be the confrontation with Facebook, the world’s largest networking site which is closing in on 1 billion users. And another competitor would be Apple in terms of mobile advertising. Recently Facebook was in the new about the challenge it posses over Google in terms of advertising.

Google Trio Explains Management Shift

Outgoing CEO Eric Schmidt says management change is a matter of streamlining things.

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American Idol Alex Lambert Now Homeless?

The 20 year old semifinalist Alex Lambert on last season's American Idol is now living on the street and homeless. Alex admitted being a homeless on his twitter.

A worker holds a bag during the grand opening of Microsoft's first retail store in Scottsdale, Arizona

Microsoft launches cloud-based CRM software to take on Salesforce and Oracle

After its last high-profile cloud-computing launch, the Office 365, Microsoft has announced that Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online, its cloud-based CRM offering, will be available worldwide.

Pentagon remains social-network savvy for now

Pentagon is not completely opposed to social media, as seen by its latest announcement stating that the Department intends to fully utilize these communication tools.

Former Twitter CEO Evan Williams speaks at a news conference in San Francisco

'Blue Monday' is ushered in as debate goes on if it's a marketing stunt

Wondering why everyone on Twitter and Facebook are feeling blue today? Well, it is the third Monday of the year or the first month of January, which makes January 17, 2011 the 'blue monday', supposedly the most depressing day of the year.

Remembering Martin Luther King Jr

As the United States observes the 25th Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, world has immemorial incidences of non-violence movements to look back to, which curbed exploitation and discrimination on the basis of race, caste, color, creed and more, prevalent in the then civil societies.

Bieber-haters flood Twitter, 'RIP Justin Bieber' tops Trending Topics

Bieber-haters on Saturday joined forces on Twitter to make 'RIP Justin Bieber' a Trending Topic. The search term also landed on Google Trends within a few hours.

Kayne West does it again, tweets to Britney that he let her be #1

Kayne West’s latest tweet has landed him in trouble again, although he claims that it was a joke

Ophiuchus, the latest internet sensation reveals people's susceptibility

The storm stirred by the 13th zodiac sign, Ophicus, is the latest sensation to take over the web world. The flip-side to internet news and hoaxes is that they gain momentum in such a pace that it raises questions on people's susceptibility.

Truth on 13th zodiac sign, Ophiuchus, lost in translation

The media reports on the 13th zodiac sign, Ophiuchus, and the change in astronomy, horoscope and zodiac calender sent thousands into an astrological identity crisis. However, the real meaning seems to have been lost in translation.

Hacker used information on Facebook to steal nude pics from women's email accounts

Computer hacker George Samuel Bronk, 23, of Citrus heights California pleaded guilty for seven felony charges which included hacking into e-mail accounts and Facebook accounts of worn in 17 states and in England.

Australia coal lines returning; Rio aluminium force majeure

Coal freight lines could start reopening as early as Thursday in Australia's flooded Queensland coalfields as waters recede, rail officials said, prompting predictions of a faster-than-expected start to a recovery in exports.

Brisbane flood a huge blow to tourism, Great Barrier Reef at risk

The “worst” flood ever in the city of Brisbane in Australian state of Queensland could take a total toll on tourism by incurring the industry a loss of about $100 million, as the Brisbane River peaked at about 4.46m on Thursday.

Storm strikes, flights canceled, New York City declares weather emergency

Within weeks from a blizzard that hit New York City halting travel, city Mayor Michael Bloomberg declared a weather emergency from Tuesday evening through Wednesday afternoon in many parts of the region.

50 Cent: hustler, entrepreneur, innovator

Hustler, entrepreneur, and innovator 50 Cent is ten steps ahead of everyone else.

Swiss International serves customers with new SWISS app

Swiss International Air Lines, known for its valued personal services, is now offering more convenience to its customers, thanks to a new application for iPhone and iPod touch.

Beckhams plan to shift to UK for the new arrival

The whole world is as excited as the Beckhams with the announcement of their new arrival and keeping fingers crossed for a girl

BlackBerry to filter websites in Indonesia to block access to porno sites

Research In Motion, maker of BlackBerry smart phone, on Monday said it will filter websites in Indonesia very soon following the government’s threat to curtail its services in the country if it fails to block access to pornographic sites.

SoundCloud brings new music sharing platform for amateur musicians

Online music sites are still around and still popular, as seen by the latest investment into SoundCloud, a Germany-based file sharing service.

CES: Tablets Steal Show; Motorola, RIM Tablets in Focus

As expected, nearly every major original equipment manufacturer introduced or showed a tablet at CES, but the spotlight was on the Motorola XOOM that was the first tablet based upon Google's Honeycomb (Android 3.0) operating system. The RIM booth received high interest, and the Playbook received good reviews.