Invasive tracking software has been found on every smartphone platform all around the world, including Canada.

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.

Opting-out of Google Location Servers may provide a false sense of security that also hinders the effectiveness of some mobile features.

Canadians can now access a service that can place computer-to-phone calls within Gmail.

Skype now allows video and instant messaging with your Facebook contacts.

Two of the largest instant messenger networks are now connected, allowing users to cross-chat.

According to Sergey Mikhaylovich Brin, billionaire co-founder of Google, Microsoft and Apple are “torturing users”.

Facebook has confessed to secretly hiring a PR firm for the purpose of spreading anti-Google stories in what’s been called a “clumsy smear” campaign.

At its annual development conference, Google announced several new products that could be divine or duds by the time they arrive in Canada.

It’s no secret that Google is working on a cloud-based music service to compete with the 800-pound gorilla that is Apple’s iTunes. Now, Google has acquired a small Toronto startup to help strengthen its offering.