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Google settles Buzz privacy class-action lawsuit Mobile Burn Filed Friday in federal court in San Jose, California, Google has decided to settle a class-action lawsuit over its Buzz social networking service. Buzz was launched in February by the Internet giant as an alternative to sites like Facebook and Twitter ... See all stories on this topic »

Apple iTunes Ping Draws Spam, Complaints InformationWeek By Thomas Claburn Apple hasn't shown much social media savvy to date. Apple employees don't blog or tweet about work-related matters the way that Google or Microsoft employees do. Apple's corporate communication is tightly controlled. ... See all stories on this topic »

Don't look for Adobe Flash on Apple's iPads, iPhones soon Washington Post By ROB PEGORARO I was traveling last week to cover Apple's iPod and Apple TV event Wednesday (and writing an extra column based on that). So this week, I offer questions taken from Friday's Web chat. The iPad's future Concerning the iPad, ... See all stories on this topic »

Buckyball 25th anniversary celebrated by interactive Google Doodle Telegraph.co.uk The 25th anniversary of the discovery of the "buckyball", a spherical dome of exotic molecules of carbon, has been celebrated with a special interactive Google Doodle. By Andrew Hough The Google doodle shows a "buckyball", which celebrates the quarter ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

Duke Nukem Announced for 2011 - Game Play Videos! Stage Select In 1997, Duke Nukem was announced. It's been through at least three engines, two companies, and over a dozen years of "development" time, but it seems we're on the verge of actually seeing the game released. That is, if this isn't another gigantic joke ... See all stories on this topic »

Craiglist Pulls Adult Services Ads MyFox Philadelphia The popular Web site Craigslist has shut down its controversial adult services section after complaints from 17 states about prostitution. The section was replaced with the words "censored" and previous ads were removed from the Web site. ... See all stories on this topic » MyFox Philadelphia

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