Google’s recent admission that it might have been collecting personal user information through unsecured Wi-Fi connections without knowing the exact content of the data has not sit well with some U.S. lawmakers.

Last Thursday, June 10, Microsoft announced that an unpatched bug was found in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. The bug could infect computers by enticing users into visiting rigged or malicious or hacked web sites or opening attack or malformed e-mails.

South Korea failed again to join the space launch industry after its space rocket lost signal 137 seconds after lift-off. It is believed that the rocket may have exploded.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said that it will be investigating the leak of about 114,000 iPad user email addresses.

Apple is not only good in creating innovative gadgets, it is also good in creating enemies. After Adobe, it is now Google’s turn to attack the Cupertino, California company.

Sony announced that the Playstation 3 will now be able to play 3D games starting tomorrow as part of a new firmware.

An iPad application that was featured last Monday, June 7, at the World Wide Developers Conference found itself in the middle of controversy after news publisher New York Times filed a complaint against it.

Safari 5 was released late Monday, June 7. It will be available for both Windows and Mac OS X.

Apple finally unveiled the iPhone 4 at the opening of the World Wide Developer’s Conference, Monday June 7.

Steve Jobs Keynote Live: Here is the list of sites covering the WWDC 10 live from California. Steve Jobs’s keynote address starts at 10 AM PT. Jobs is expected to announce the next generation iPhone and other products from Apple.