Google Maps has been cranking out the updates fast and furious lately. In the last week the site has incorporated photos and Wikipedia entries, added the ability to pan upward in street views and this morning it announced a new Flash mapping API.
The biggest news in the bunch is the Flash API, which means you [...]

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Here’s a shocker for you: Facebook doesn’t want to give up its tight-knit control of your personal information. The company has officially banned Google’s recently-launched Friend Connect service, which would allow you to pull your personal data out of Facebook and use it elsewhere.
Considering that the only value Facebook actually has is all the data [...]

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Most of us software nerds harbor a gadget fetish as well. After all there’s nothing that makes the latest version of Photoshop sing like a blazing fast new PC. But hardware isn’t cheap and finding the best deal is always a challenge. Luckily there are some great bargain hunting sites out there that can take [...]

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Google has launched a new developer sandbox for iGoogle gadgets that looks suspiciously like a proto-social networking site. The new sandbox allows developers to build and test applications that use the OpenSocial tools Google announced last year.
With iGoogle users numbering in the tens of millions, the new OpenSocial tools in iGoogle could pave the way [...]

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