Microsoft unveiled the latest edition of its Office suite for Macintosh. The Office Mac 2011 was announced Thursday, February 11 at the Macworld 2010 Expo in San Francisco.

In recent months, many companies announced mergers, take-overs and acquisitions top help solve their financial problems brought in by the recession. It is more of a rare news then when a company splits up to solve the same situation.

An Iranian telecommunications official reportedly said that the country would permanently cut off access to Gmail and replace it with a government-managed e-mail service.

Struggling social networking site MySpace will have two new top men after Owen Van Natta stepped down as the company’s CEO on Wednesday.

Google has announced that they are planning to launch an experimental fiber-optic broadband network to make a better and faster internet access to at least 50,000 and potentially as many as 500,000 US homes. The said network will deliver speeds up to 1 gigabit per second at a “competitive price”.

A virtual breakdown by iSuppli suggests that the Apple iPad will most likely get maximum profit from their mid-range variant, the one with 32GB of storage and 3G wireless capability.

zoomMediaPlus has announced zoomIt, a hardware-app combo that looks quite capable in helping iPhone/iPod Touch users maximize the functionality of their gadgets.

Google has decided to cut down the current $350 early termination fee for its first mobile phone venture – the Nexus One.

The changes will give Gmail the capability to allow users to share videos and photos, as well as post status updates very much like what one can do on Facebook and Twitter.

Canon has released a brand new DSLR, the EOS Rebel T2i (aka 550D). This brand new EOS will “replace” its older sibling, the EOS Rebel T1i (500D).