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Crossrider, an Israeli tech company, has developed an application that allows users of Google+ to also view their feeds from Facebook, Reuters reported.

Those already bored of Google+ can explore the Internet giant's new service, What Do You Love?

Russia's St. Basil's Cathedral turned 450 today after a decade-long restoration that cost nearly 13.8 million dollars.

Google+ sent spammy notifications on Saturday afternoon due to a technical glitch but continues to remain upbeat about beating Facebook and claiming the title of world's No.1 social networking site.

Whether Facebook or Google+ will top social media hierarchy is debatable, but an Israeli company has developed an app to bridge the gap, allowing Google+ users to access their Facebook account directly on the newly launched site.

Israeli company Crossrider has developed an application called Google+Facebook that has had more than 100,000 downloads, according to Reuters.

In an allegedly unholy coalition, Apple, Microsoft and Research in Motion have joined hands to demote Android's position in the smartphone market. Six of Google's rivals tied up recently to prevent Google from buying a critical trove of telephony patents, at Nortel's wireless technology patents' auction, with judges in the United States and Canada approving the $4.5 billion transaction.

Ancentry.com founder Paul Allen's analysis is showing that millions of users are joining Google+ each day and some 20 million people could use Google+ this weekend.

Technology giants like Apple, Google, IBM, Microsoft and China Mobile lead the list of top global brands.

Paul Allen, the founder of Ancestry.com and a serial entrepreneur, thinks so -- and has some figures to back up his argument.

Google+ has already reached 10 million users mark.

By the time you finish this article, Google+ may have added its 10 millionth member.

Google has commemorated the 450th anniversary of St. Basil's with a Google doodle on its main search page.

Google’s new networking site Google+ has brought along with it the debate of survival chances of the social networking giant Facebook.

Web is moving forward to an era of seamless integration, with better technologies in place and with a better understanding of users' digital rights. Open source codes and data protocols were prerequisites in the evolution of web as we see it now. Cloud is here and it is simply a matter of time, before the web integrates platforms, no matter who the provider of a particular service or platform is. Operating as separate entities on web wouldn't make much sense in future, just like it doesn.....

Are you a Safari user attempting Facebook's new video calling feature? Beware, you might be watched without your knowledge.

Google launched Google+, or Google Plus, in June. The move is considered as Google's latest cum largest social effort and a strong reply to Facebook.

The hacker has built his own iPad 3 by combining old laptop parts and a touchscreen.

Google+ (or Google Pus), the social networking site of the search engine giant that launched two weeks ago and got off on a flying start, is expecting to make changes this week while it is still on the Beta phase.

Google eBooks-integrated e-reader iriver Story HD will hit the stores next Sunday, July 17, but will it pose a threat to Amazon’s Kindle and Barns&Noble’s Nook run for their money?

Paul Allen, founder of Ancestry.com, said there are more than 4.5 million people using Google+, leading him to believe that this social site is Growing Like Crazy.

How do these two social networking sites stack up against each other?

The criticisms and praises from Google+ users are being heard and those users should look out for some changes this week, according to Vic Gundotra, Google's senior vice president of engineering.

Google+ may be undergoing some changes, perhaps as soon as later this, week in response to complaints and suggestions from users of the two-week-old social network.

Google announced on Monday that it will launch its first ever e-reader, the Story HD, on July 17 exclusively sold in Target stores nationwide.

Google+ is still in field trial mode (not even beta yet), with only a limited number of users testing the product. And that's a good thing, because it's far from perfect.

Google will open an “Internet research institute” on Germany later this year.

The Google+ invitation button has been available for more than a day now, suggesting Google is loosening up and is more confident about expanding its social network's population.

After only two weeks since its introduction, Google+ might already have at least 5-million users in the U.S.