In a revelation of sorts about “dirty little secrets of search,” a recent article in The New York Times has drawn attention to how retail biggie JC Penney successfully gamed Google to deliver its website as the No. 1 search result for an array of terms.

The division that created Guitar Hero and its sequels is due to be shut, in the walk of the falling sales. While this title had once happened to be the first great game franchise of the 21st century, it would certainly be a disgrace if it was to take an exit.

Gowalla, a location-based social networking service, is skilfully gathering information from different sources to update new features into its site, so as to induce more consumers towards it.

It takes effort to entertain a reader who is least bothered in the content of the story and this is why iPad has come up with a new application. This application mainly focuses on two categories, first that replicate the print version in dull, PDF-like fashion, and those that replicate the print version, but with enough so-called ‘bells and whistles’.

It does not really matter how threatening the online organization may look, the Microblogging service Twitter says that the tweets must flow’. Taking a look at the decision by Egyptian authorities to shut off any access to the Internet I the middle of massive unrest in the country, Twitter is still not ready to take a step back.

The traveling sphere of social networking has started reaching some dizzying heights. Both Google and Facebook have started looking into this aspect of internet networking. Apart from them, another player that has entered the field and made some interesting moves is Foresquare.