If you remember, Google was caught overriding Apple Safari browser privacy settings back in February, 2012. Now, after nine months the tech giant has a preliminary deal in place with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to pay a $22.5 million fine for this whole breach. This fine could be the largest penalty on a single company by FTC. Even though it won’t be a big blow for Google which draws in this sort of cash in around just five hours, but it does cast an impact over the company in terms of legal arguments and practices. ...

This video is definitely a worth watch for any Apple fan which tells a story of what it’s like working for the world’s most valuable company. This HR’s employee recruiting video takes you through Apple’s engineering labs, website team, creation of iPad’s smart cover and more interesting things. According to 9to5Mac, this Apple produced clip represents - Earlier this year, Apple uploaded an interesting corporate employee recruiting video. It might just be the most in-depth tour of Apple’s Cupertino headquarters that we have ever seen on a public forum, especially Apple’s own website. ...

Since Larry Page took over as Google’s CEO, the company is continuing its shutdown process of not so actively used products as part of Spring cleanup. Today, the company announced that it is going to shutdown few more products including Google Video, iGoogle, Google Mini and more combining to more than 30 products. [Credit] In an official blog post, Google posted that it is going to close Google Mini, Google Talk Chatback, Google Video, iGoogle, Symbian Search App. This is the new list of closure from the giant which add to the following that killed off in recent months - ...

Microsoft has just announced the upgrade cost for Windows 8 Pro edition from all versions of Windows XP and above. If a user is running Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7, they’ll be able to upgrade their OS with a simple download that’ll only cost them $39.99 online or $69.99 DVD. This upgrade will be available at the same time the full cost software release is dropped. This is the same approach Apple followed with its Lion announcement last summer. ...

Here is the single post where you can find all the information that Google announced at Google I/O 2012 event for the past two days. We’ve gathered all the biggest highlights of Day 1 & 2 in this single post, including the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, Nexus 7 Tablet, Google Glasses, and more! Whether you’re a fan of Android, Google products, or just good tech geek, Google I/O has it all. If you missed the announcements or are just plain curious about what Google showed off at Google I/O 2012, read on. ...

Yesterday, Google released ‘Chrome for iOS’ and its already in Apple’s top charts downloads. This browser brings all of the awesome features especially the user interface, Google account sync, Incognito mode, etc. Clearly, its much better browser than iOS’s default Safari browser. Unfortunately, there is no option to set Chrome as default in your iOS device. This means by clicking any link will launch Safari by default and there is no such option to change. But, there is already a tweak which allows you to set Google Chrome as default browser on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. ...

Did the latest Microsoft Surface tablet copy Apple’s iPad? Including keynote? RWW compares Surface (2012) and iPad (2010) announcements. Enjoy the video after the picture!

Are you a news junkie who loves to read newspapers and magazines daily? Here is an amazing digital reading app which allows you to read over 2100+ full content from 95 countries in 54 languages – all in just one single app – PressReader. This digital newspaper kiosk app runs on iOS including the new iPad (with gorgeous Retina Display), iPhone, iPod, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone and Windows 7 Slate PC. The app conveniently allows technology and mobile enthusiasts to read their favorite newspaper and magazine where ever they are in the world. Some of the exclusive features of this app include landscape and portrait orientation, automatic subscriptions, zooming articles, listening to publications, social media sharing. ...

Facebook is rolling out an interesting new feature where it will allow you to edit your own comments with all viewable version history of it. If you made a mistake or want to make any changes to your comment on a post, you can now edit it instead of deleting and reposting a new comment. [Credit] When you edit a comment, you’ll see a note under your comment showing the time it was edited. Anyone who can see your comment can see this and click on the Edited link (highlighted in yellow below) to see what was changed. Facebook tells you how to do that. ...

Microsoft unveiled its next version of mobile operating system - Windows Phone 8 this morning at the Windows Phone Developer summit. Many of the improvements and added features to Windows Phone 7 are now making their way back to the desktop, in the form of Windows 8. Windows Phone 8 enhances the current version and brings some new functionalities competing directly with Apple’s iOS 6. Unfortunately, Windows Phone 8 will not be compatible with current devices. ...