It just seems that Google can’t run out of ideas and resources for the Maps. It just gets better and better. Now you can report a problem with traffic light, point of interest, changing of a street name or a park, and more. This is getting better and better. Now cyclists and report any problem that may bother them, and they can receive feedback about it’s solving on maps via mail. See more here:

It uses a tiny sample of UK youths, but a study has suggested that nearly half of the 16-14 year old age group feel happiest online.

A rather paltry sample of 994 young people were surveyed by charity YouthNet, and the results show just how crucial being connected was to the younger generation.

Google has launched Google Building Maker, finally allowing people to add a third dimension to the buildings on its maps.

A new app allows you to back-up all of the content on your Facebook page, including comments and information that’s posted on your wall.

SocialSafe was launched in the summer and is a piece of software that helps protect the information posted on your Facebook page.

Are you an avid Google Chrome fan? If yes, then you may want to know that Chrome now has a whole lot themes available. But, they are all for version 3.0.195.3 or above. So if you want to dress up your Chrome green or black or any other background, you can just go ahead and do it from here. So how many themes we are talking about? Over 120!

In a story to warm the cockles of those of us tired of cynical marketing ploys, Twitter’s founder has denounced “MBA business plans” in favour of producing a service real people actually want.

Speaking to the Online News Association’s gathering in San Francisco, Twitter co-founder Evan Williams defended his company’s lack of income, pointing out that the bottom line isn’t everything.

An injunction has been served over the micro-blogging network Twitter, a first for Britain.

An unknown Tweeter has been ordered to stop posing as Donal Blaney, a right-wing political blogger.

Gone are the days when anyone should be surprised that an unprofitable company can be valued at a number followed by a long string of zeroes, but the news that Twitter is apparently worth $1 billion comes pretty close.

Remember how a week ago we looked at the row brewing between Apple and Google over Google Voice? Well, this time it’s US phone carrier AT&T that’s getting in on the action too.

After a complaint from the carrier to the American Federal Communications Commission (FCC) claiming that Google Voice is blocking calls made to some premium-rate numbers, Google has responded with some force.