According to TechCrunch, Google has secretly invested anywhere between $100 to $200 million in the popular social games development company, Zynga. Apparently, neither Google or Zynga has officially confirmed this news but TechCrunch says that they have confirmed the story from multiple sources.

Youtube has gone beyond the 1080 HD videos which is still not very common on many consumer electronics devices today. Youtube has announced at the VidCon 2010 conference that they will now support a massive 4096×3072 pixel resolution of super HD videos and content on their website.

White House and the State Department’s office of innovation staffer, Katie Jacobs Stanton has joined Twitter Management to manage company’s business and international strategy. 

Today, Youtube got hacked by some members of 4chan and other other hacker’s community. The hack was mostly targeted at pop singer Justin Beiber’s videos.

If rumors are to be beleaved, Google is developing a new social networking site called “Google Me” as a competitor to currently number one social networking site, Facebook.

Facebook has hired one of the key members of Google Chrome OS open source project, Matthew Papakipos  and VMware Vice President Jocelyn Goldfein into its engineering team.

Starting today all users having US phone number can access Google Voice. Previously, Google Voice was available only to a limited users having invites.

There was so much buzz when Google TV was announced at the Google I/O event last month, but that time Google did not give much details like how the device works. Now they have fulfilled our dreams by releasing a two and half minute video which showcases Google TV features and how the device works.