Google offered cold, hard cash for any bugs found in Chrome 12. Dedicated testers found some, and were rewarded according to the severity of the bug found. A stable version of Chrome 12 is now available for download.

If you regard Facebook’s facial recognition feature with unease, after untagging your photos you might want to change your privacy settings. This article explains how.

The Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wi-Fi is an Android tablet that looks and feels a lot like an iPad 2. The Tab 10.1 runs on Nvidia’s Tegra 2 platform, with a dual-core 1GHz processor, two cameras, gyroscope, compass, and more.

Confess. You re-use your passwords, don’t you? You use the same userID and password on multiple sites too. And then one of those sites gets hacked. Now all your accounts are at risk.

Apple has announced iOS 5. The new operating system is expected to be available sometime in the fall with a lot of new features. This article looks at the “top ten” features.

Not to be outdone by Google’s Chrome, Mozilla Labs has developed a “Webian Shell”. Version 0.1 is available for download and testing.

Skype says a “small number of users” have been affected by a configuration problem. Skype is working to fix the problem.

Facebook launched its facial recognition feature in the US last year. They’ve now pushed the feature out in other countries. Once again, you need to opt out of the feature if you don’t want your personal information shared.

Alternativefuse.com offers free webmail with an integrated calendar and the ability to store files, pictures, and videos. Alternativefuse supports seven languages.

The Agora Chromium Laptop boots in about 5 seconds and features a 1.3GHz Celeron M ULV (ultra-low voltage) CPU with 1GB of DDR2 RAM. It’s available exclusively for Australian and UK customers.