Lost pyramids are discovered using Google Earth … maybe
A North Carolina woman who has been using Google Earth to document anomalies believes she’s found some undiscovered pyramid sites, but not everyone is convinced.
New ‘Microsoft Office’ unveiled at San Francisco event
Sync was there for glimpse at the ‘modern office,’ available soon for multiple devices. Here’s what you need to know.
How Google plans to take Street View everywhere else
Google has found a way to capture more images of the areas that the Street View Car cannot navigate.
Google Maps Street View goes indoors with Canadian businesses
Street View provides a ground-level view of locations found on Google Maps. A new initiative from Google will do the same for select businesses in Canada.
Thanks a lot Google for making me older than I really am
Based on your search history, Google can guess your age, gender and interests. Accuracy not guaranteed.
Carrier IQ: Is your smartphone tracking everything you do?
Invasive tracking software has been found on every smartphone platform all around the world, including Canada.
Should websites have a “terrorist button”?
Following U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman suggesting that Google add a way to flag terrorist websites, the web debates if it’s sensible or silly.
Google lets users opt-out of Wi-Fi scanning, but do you really gain by using it?
Opting-out of Google Location Servers may provide a false sense of security that also hinders the effectiveness of some mobile features.
Gmail is a phone, calls numbers directly from inbox
Canadians can now access a service that can place computer-to-phone calls within Gmail.
Skype is now integrated with Facebook
Skype now allows video and instant messaging with your Facebook contacts.

