Google Chrome Operating System (OS), the first operating system from Google, will be out in a year. Google announced this at a press meet today.

ARM, the chip designer, has unveiled a new Android Solutions Center where designers and developers can build their ARM-based devices that run on the Android operating system. ARM is a company, which designs and develops the processors for handheld devices and other electronic appliances.

Google Image Swirl released on Google Labs today, the latest search adventure by the search giant. Google Image Swirl is a modification of Google Image Search, which is running for the last eight years.

YouTube Direct, a YouTube service that allows you to directly send video clips to news website editors, has been launched. YouTube Direct has already roped in Huffington Post, Politico, San Francisco Chronicle and NPR for the service.

Google has launched a new music search feature in association with partners, such as MySpace, Lala, Pandora, imeem and Rhapsody.

The internet and search engine leader Google Incorporated has said its third-quarter profits have gone up from a year ago, propelled mainly by higher revenues from advertising.

Google Chrome browsers will come with Sony Vaio laptops. Google announced this today. Sony Vaio will be the first computers to come preloaded with Google Chrome, the browser from software giant Google.

Google may launch a new 3D moon mapping tool to honor the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing on July 20, 2009, some reports have speculated.

Google Chrome OS, the operating system from Google is in the works. Google said in an official blog post on Tuesday that the open source Google Chrome Operating system will be available for sale in the middle of next year. Google Chrome operating system is expected to be nimble, lightweight and heavily web-based.

Apple Safari 4, the latest browser from Apple is here. The Safari 4 is still in beta, but I have been using Safari for the last two days – since Apple announced the beta – and have been suitably impressed with its performance on my Windows XP laptop. Yes, Apple ...