YouTube has upgraded its viewer demographics and video tracking tools and changed the name from Insight to Analytics.

There’s a pissing contest going on. Google+ launched saying it has no character limit, though my tests show it stops publishing at 100,000.

Changing Leaves. Black Friday. And Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Google may have run out of love for the Nexus One as far as Ice Cream Sandwich is concerned, but that doesn’t mean the legions of loyal Android developers have.

Data caps on your broadband, while in principle sound troublesome, are at least understandable. Bandwidth is a limited resource and we all have to share it, and presumably if we all were maxing our connections out all the time, we’d tax the system beyond its capacity

Familiar , the artist formerly known as Picadee , launches in beta today. Familiar has an incredibly simple yet compelling value proposition, namely that billions of screens worth of untapped real estate are worth taking advantage of … Familiar is basically a socially programmed screensaver (yes, screensaver) which allows you to share and display photos with contacts you select through Facebook and via email

Facebook posted early results from new integrations with news outlets launched during f8, showing a significant increase in traffic to news stories posted via social news applications. Facebook yesterday  highlighted set of partner news organizations including Yahoo! News , The Washington Post , The Guardian , The Independent , The Daily and The Huffington Post.

Amazon is debuting another holiday shopping app, but this offering is geared towards kids.

App developers don’t exactly have a plethora of monetization options, which is why, alongside in-app purchases, they’re becoming increasingly reliant on mobile advertising.

This week we bring you the Fujifilm X10, the Galaxy Tab 8.9, and my new standing desk. The standing desk, incidentally, is my second desk, which puts me firmly in the 1% camp when it comes to home workstations.