• Watch The Google+ Talks From Google I/O
  [May 23, 2013] Google announced a slew of new features (41 actually) for Google+ at Google I/O, including a new redesign. As you might imagine, this has implications for businesses, publishers and developers alike.
• Facebook Developers Group Will Have A Large Presence At Google I/O
  [May 2, 2013] Earlier this year, Mark Zuckerberg said that Google and Facebook weren’t talking much. The two seem to be getting closer thanks to Android, though, and that catalyst will be bringing Facebook to Google I/O in May.
• Questions Answered About The New Blink Rendering Engine From Google
  [April 11, 2013] After years of Chrome running on the WebKit rendering engine, Google announced earlier this week that it was moving to its own rendering engine. The new engine, named Blink, is a fork of WebKit, and will apparently not affect Web developers that much as Google transitions to the new engine.
• Firefox OS Simulator 3.0 Released By Mozilla
  [March 19, 2013] Late last year, Mozilla released Firefox OS simulator 1.0. The preview software would give developers an idea of how Firefox OS looks when running on a mobile device while allowing them to develop apps for the HTML5-centric platform. It’s only been a few months since then, and Mozilla has already pushed out two new versions [...]
• App Insights Get New Search Results Tab From Facebook
  [February 25, 2013] Over the past few months, Facebook has added a number of metrics to App Insights. It’s invaluable data that allows developers to analyze where traffic is coming from, and where they can capitalize on said traffic. Now Facebook is adding a new metric that may prove very important as Graph Search gets into the hands [...]
• New GeoData Extension Allows Wikipedia To Be More Location-Friendly
  [February 5, 2013] The Wikimedia Foundation has announced the launch of a new GeoData extension to usher in “a new age of geotagging on Wikipedia”. Roughly translated, Wikipedia will be getting a lot more useful at the location level.
• Firefox 19 Kills The PDF Plugin
  [January 18, 2013] We just got Firefox 18 earlier this week, but Mozilla already has its sights set on the future. That future is one devoid of PDF plugins, like Adobe Acrobat Reader, that could harbor dangerous security flaws. Instead, the non-profit will continue pushing HTML5 in the new year.
• Creative Cloud Gets Game Developer Tools Added By Adobe
  [December 13, 2012] Back in February, Adobe published a white paper that outlined the future of Flash Player. The company said that it would be refocusing its efforts on gaming and Web video after discontinuing work on the mobile version for Android. Almost 10 months later, Adobe has made good on that promise by introducing game development tools into Creative Cloud.
• Prototype Simulator For Firefox OS Now Available
  [November 19, 2012] Firefox OS is launching early next year, and Mozilla needs to make sure that developers have some apps ready before its launch. It's a little early to get hardware into the hands of developers though. That's where software solutions come in, and Mozilla had just the thing.
• Facebook’s Notification API Gets New Rules
  [October 29, 2012] Developers have been seeing some pretty positive results from the Notifications API. That's the report today from Facebook as the social network updates us on the latest numbers from those participating in the beta that was announced back in August.
• Firefox 16 Gets New Developer Toolbar
  [October 11, 2012] Mozilla has launched a new feature with Firefox 16 called the Developer Toolbar, which comes with what Mozilla calls the Developer Command Line. This is designed to provide easy keyboard control over Firefox developer tools, and it completes commands and parameters for you.
• Matt Cutts Invites Questions from Webmasters for His Video Answers!
  [September 13, 2012] Matt Cutts, Google's distinguished engineer and head of the anti-spam team, has invited questions related to search, SEO and Google’s functioning. He posted on Google+ and announced that webmasters can send him questions he will answer via video and post it on the YouTube Channel of Google Webmaster Help.
• The Facebook App Dashboard Gets a Facelift
  [August 23, 2012] Any Facebook developer is no doubt well acquainted with the app dashboard. Long time developers know the ins and outs like the back of their hand.
• LinkedIn Makes Changes to its Developer Platform
  [August 9, 2012] As Facebook's stock continues to decline, the world's largest social network is beginning to be compared to a smaller competitor that has had more success on Wall St. LinkedIn, the social network for professional networking, has seen a slow, careful build of its social network that is reflected in the incremental rise of its stock price since its successful IPO last year.
• Crawl Error Alerts Now Part of Google Webmaster Tools
  [July 19, 2012] Google has announced that it will now give out crawl error alerts in Google Webmaster Tools. Google will give out alerts for site errors as well as URL errors.
• Dell Adds Pardot To Its Cloud Business Apps
  [June 28, 2012] Dell announced today that it has added Pardot marketing automation to its list of Dell Cloud Business Software applications.
• Growl 2.0 To Work With Notification Center, Not Against It
  [June 14, 2012] Whenever Apple unveils a new version of one of their operating systems - iOS or OS X - they tend to include at least a few new, interesting features. Unfortunately, though, these new goodies sometimes have unpleasant side effects for certain segments of the developer community. It's not at all uncommon for iOS or OS X to introduce a feature that makes an existing third party app (or jailbreak tweak) obsolete. Whenever Apple introduces a new feature, it's always interesting to look at where they got the idea, and which apps this new feature might kill off.
• Google Don’t Lose Sweat over Linking to a Few Bad Web Sites
  [May 24, 2012] Post the Penguin Update webmasters are highly concerned about ?safe' link building practices. They are worried about the penalties that may fall upon their site for ?unnatural linking'. Google's Matt Cutts has released a video titled- What happens if I link to a good page that later becomes spammy?
• Penguin Update – Webmasters Trying to Dig Their Way Out
  [May 3, 2012] It was a dark day for search professionals when Google rolled out the Penguin Update on April 24th. SEOs are working nonstop to gather the reasons their sites have lost their rankings and what can they do to recover. Google said that the update was against webspam; and the sites with ?unnatural' links and had been over optimized were hit.  We have been sifting through the internet looking for ways of Penguin recovery and have brought before you what we think can help you in getting back on your feet after the Penguin's peck.
• Developers Not Happy About Google+ Redesign
  [April 12, 2012] "Thank you Google for breaking all my apps and extensions without warning!"
• Google’s Revamp of Crawl Errors Leaves Webmasters Confused
  [March 22, 2012] The crawl errors section of Google Webmaster Tools has just undergone a revamped. Crawl errors are issues Googlebot encountered while crawling your site, so this revamp is going to be very useful (and long overdue!)
• 40 Different Search Quality Improvements From Google
  [March 1, 2012] Google have just released a full list of 40 different search quality improvements launched during February. According to the post in their Inside Search blog, the 40 changes are a new monthly record.
• Ways To Increase Click-Through-Rates
  [February 16, 2012] If you are looking for ways to increase click-through-rates on your Google AdWords ads, ad sitelinks extensions are definitely a feature you should already be taking advantage of. They are an easy to set up, free way to provide searchers with more information alongside your existing ads and increase your CTR.
• Updates to Google Webmaster Tools? Sitemaps
  [January 31, 2012] Recently Google announced the an update to Webmaster Tools sitemaps.
• How Google Chooses Your Title Tag for Search Results
  [January 26, 2012] Addressing the concerns of many webmasters who find that Google sometimes show alternative titles in the organic search results, Google's Pierre Far has given an explanation.