It's been months in development but Microsoft will finally deliver its new Xbox 360 update to customers from tomorrow. The new update doesn't just refresh the visuals of the Xbox...

Read More: Microsoft’s new Xbox 360 update hits tomorrow. Here’s what to expect.

Continuing the trend of notifying users about upcoming Android smartphone updates, Korean electronics giant LG has confirmed which of its smartphones will receive upgrades to Google's new Ice Cream Sandwich operating...

Read More: LG confirms Ice Cream Sandwich update for latest Optimus smartphones

The Flipboard (for iPad) 1.6 update introduces three new features that lets an iPad be shared and to bring in content from Tumblr and 500px.


Read More: Flipboard 1.6 Update Adds Support for Tumblr & 500px

Google has just pulled its Gmail iOS app from the App Store, only a couple hours after it first released it. Indeed, the bugged app we were given to see was...

Read More: Gmail’s iOS app: 5 features we’d like to see in the update

We covered TeliportMe earlier this year, the ambitious Indian startup that aims to combine a crowd-sourced database of street-level images from across the world into a Google Street View-like product,...

Read More: TeliportMe update brings high-res panoramas to Android app, new website

Good news Windows Phone handset owners: provided that you do not live in Spain, the Mango update is yours for the taking. After a remarkably (in comparison to the NoDo...

Read More: WP7 Mango update now live for everyone except Spain

Apple's voice assistant Siri is hooked into iOS 5 in a big way, with access to your contacts, phone, text messaging, reminders, calendar and more. But, as it is still...

Read More: Use Siri to update Twitter and Facebook from your iPhone 4S with your voice

Facebook’s latest update takes sharing to places Facebook has never been before, with their new subscribe feature, Timeline, Open Graph apps, built-in privacy settings in every post and more.  But along with the update comes some new concerns regarding privacy.  A new infographic from consumer Internet security brand ZoneAlarm explores six new privacy concerns that have arisen as a result of the latest Facebook update.


Read More: 6 Privacy Concerns Around The Latest Facebook Update [Infographic]

The day has come, millions of iPhone, iPad and iPod owners finally have the chance to experience the new iOS 5 software from Apple, bringing a large number of new...

Read More: Apple releases iOS 5, go update your iPhone, iPad and iPod right now!

LinkedIn remains B2B companies' favorite social network. Recently LinkedIn added a new feature that makes using LinkedIn for your B2B business even better: Company Status Updates.Having company profiles was nice to gather some data, for SEO benefit and to follow companies that were of interest to you. Previously following a company just meant you knew [...]

Read More: B2B Companies Can Update Status on LinkedIn

Prompted by the surge of new users to social networking sites like Facebook, Google+ and Twitter, an update was proposed to...

Read More: Social networks inspire an update to a law protecting children’s online privacy

Google Docs has not been particularly friendly to smartphones and tablets. However, Google has been making steady progress in removing that reputation. Unlike other recent mobile announcements which were web based, this Google Docs enhancement is an update for an Android app that takes advantage of the larger display of Android Honeycomb tablets.


Read More: Google Docs for Android Update Makes it More Tablet Friendly

Haven’t logged into your Quora account lately? You should; there’s been some exciting new updates including the addition of threaded comments and a new Quora iPhone app.


Read More: Quora Update: Threaded Comments and New App

Digg.com was a pioneer in social news curation. Its innovation was letting readers Digg (vote for) a news story to bring it up higher in the news list or to bury it to push it down. Digg recently released a major update for its iPhone app that brings a number of enhancements.


Read More: Digg 2.0 for iPhone: Pioneer in Social News Curation Gets an Update

Nuance released an update to the free Dragon Go! for iPhone app that adds Spotify, Wolfram|Alpha, Ask.com, Dictionary.com and Google+ to the list of content sources that can be queried by voice.


Read More: Dragon Go! for iPhone Update: Voice Query Spotify, WolframAlpha, Ask.com, Dictionary.com and Google+

On Monday Spotify announced that their service is now freely available for anyone who wants to sign up, previously it was available only by invite. At that time Spotify also announced their participation with Facebook's "frictionless sharing" were the songs you listen to automatically appear in your friend's ticker and newsfeed without you needing to do anything. Several users did not like the idea and apparently Spotify has listen to them and has released an update with a private listening mode [...]

Read More: Spotify Update Brings Private Listening Mode

Example of new Windows Phone 7.5 threaded messaging.Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 (pre-launch codename "Mango") was released as an update for the first generation Windows Phone 7 devices this week.


Read More: Windows Phone 7.5 Update Being Delivered. Feels Like My Phone is Faster & Better Now

The Google+ Mobile Product Manager announced the lastest version of the Google+ app for the iPhone on Google+ itself (naturally).


Read More: Google+ for iPhone App Update Brings Ability for Multiway Video Chats in Hangout

Facebook finally did it. After years of people like me begging them to adopt a friend and follower model, Facebook rolled it out today (well, it sort of was already available, but it wasn't obvious at all — now it's a feature). But buried in their documentation on the feature is something else interesting: soon, you'll be able to update Twitter from Facebook.

As you can see, point 14 in this document (PDF) clearly states this:

Read More: Along With Subscriptions, You’ll Soon Be Able To Update Twitter From Facebook

NBC updated its iPad app to version 1.3.0. Like the recently updated TBS app (see: TBS very funny App for iPhone & iPad Now Provides Full Episodes. But, There’s a Catch), this update provides just one big feature update: The ability to watch full episodes of NBC TV shows for free. However, unlike the TBS app, this app is not hampered by cable and satellite provider agreements. So, there is no login of any kind required to view full episodes.


Read More: NBC for iPad 1.3.0 Update Brings Full Episode Streaming Video. No Strings Attached