Google Chrome is updated to 16 with vulnerable 15 patches

Google is always concern of the users facility and therefore change and updates it service and products to let user have wide and safe features. Recently it has patched 15 vulnerabilities in Chrome and updated the browser to version 16 by paying $6,000 in bounties to bug hunters.

What is more to talk is the new feature in the upgraded version is the multi-user synchronization of bookmarks, passwords and apps.

Six of the 15 vulnerabilities that Google Chrome has adopted this time were rated "high," the second-most-serious ranking in Google's system, while seven were labeled "medium" and another two were tagged as "low."

Google paid $6,000 in bounties to five researchers for reporting seven bugs. They have successfully reported the bugs. The eight other vulnerabilities were uncovered by members of Google's own security team, developers who contribute to the open-source Chromium project -- which feeds code to Chrome -- or were ranked low and so not eligible for a bonus.

Microsoft offers Free Windows Phones to get rid of Android Malware

Microsoft is facing new problem of malware. Recently it has faced a problem of malware and has decided to give away free Windows Phones to five Android users with the worst malware horror stories. Microsoft’s Windows Phone evangelist Ben Rudolph recently announced a contest on twitter using the hashtag #droidrage.

This is not a new strategy of the software giant to get rid of the scam. It had done the same before this to win people over this mobile platform. In August, the software giant offered free Windows Phones to webOS developers after Hewlett-Packard announced it was discontinuing its webOS device lineup.

Recently Google has removed 22 malicious apps purporting to be legitimate versions of popular programs such as Cut The Rope and Angry Birds. The apps were packaged with malware that would send fake text messages to premium-rate SMS numbers, costing the user around $5 per SMS. And this is not a big issue that a software giant gives away or gives up any of their products or services to avoid scam.

Twitter's new Version Fly Twitter Launches

After a long discussion and planning social networking site Twitter is all set to launch its new and much waited version Fly Twitter. This will be introduced in the coming week to let its 100 millions users spend more time and share communication.

The new version Fly Twitter has new feature of redesigned profile pages. The profile page has been redesigned based around four key areas: Home; Connect; Discover; and Me. According ot the Twitter the most significant introductions is its Discover page, which features trending topics and popular discussions from around the web. The Connect tab is home to users' mentions, retweets and new followers.

Obviously Twitter has got a shove knock while competing with Facebook and now Google+. It says it has just been started implementing new ideas and it is the beginning. For the last few weeks Twitter has faced a resurgent competition in recent weeks, with Facebook and Google+ both grappling for users' time and attention with a slew of new features. The Discovering feature is the new addition to grab the attention of the users. this new feature will help get back users attention and for which Google+ and Facebook are working hard.

Schemer, the new way to share your explore with Google + friends

The journey of Google towards the new technology and service is not waiting any more. Google is now said to have launched an invitation-only website called Schemer. The new site Schemer's main goal is to help users to discover new things and share schemes with others using Google+.

It would be just a real time updates on whatever you find, explore and can share with your friends. Schemer lets you discover new things to do, share schemes with friends, and make the most of your day.

According to the statement on behalf of the site, users can find stuff to do, big and small; keep track of what they want to do; and get ideas from celebrities, experts and friends.

The service is in beta version only at present, and it is reserved to a few members who can invite others via invitation. Once the device proves a fruitful result it will be launched for all Google users.