Google Showed off a brand new version of the web-based Google Maps a couple days ago at Google I/O. At that time, access to the new maps was restricted to those who chose to sign up for an invitation. Those invitations started to roll out yesterday afternoon. If you requested an invitation, check your email more »

Google made a rather unexpected announcement on the Gmail blog this afternoon. Google Wallet has been integrated into Gmail so users can send and receive money quickly and easily. Both parties don’t need to have a Gmail account to use this, but they do need to have a Google Wallet account. Money can be sent more »

At Google I/O today, Google revealed an expansion of its music service. Dubbed Google Play Music All Access, this service works similarly to on-demand music streaming services such as Rdio and Spotify. All Access will cost $9.99 a month, but Google is willing to drop the price to $7.99 a month if you sign up more »

Aereo has announced its latest service expansion. On June 17, Aereo will become activated in the Atlanta, Georgia metropolitan area. Anyone who registers for Aereo in advance will be able to experience the service on that day. Everyone else will have to wait until June 24 for wide scale availability. Those who live slightly outside Atlanta shouldn’t worry too more »

The iOS version of the Facebook app received an update today bringing it to version 6.1. When you download it, the first thing you may notice is the new app icon. The font of the Facebook “f” is the same, but the icon now has grid lines and a silver trim around its borders. It’s more »

Aereo, the service that brings over-the-air broadcast television to the internet, has tweaked its service plans. As of today, potential subscribers can no longer choose to use the service for $1 a day. They also can’t try it out for 60 minutes for free. The only monthly options remaining are $8 a month with 20 more »

The days of watching everything on YouTube for free has come to an end. Fortunately, the change is only on a small scale. YouTube introduced paid subscriptions today for a select number of channels. For as little as $0.99 a month, you can choose to subscribe to a content creator’s content just like you currently more »

Flipboard for Android finally received an update to version 2.0. The biggest new feature of this update is the ability to create and share personalized magazines. This feature was first introduced for iOS a couple months ago. Flipboard 2.0 also utilizes Android’s native sharing functionality. You’ll be able to save content to a Flipboard magazine from other more »

YouTube Capture received a pretty decent update today. The app is now at version 1.3, and it now has high definition enhancement previews before uploading, the option to only upload videos while on Wi-Fi, a timer that tells you how long it’ll take a video to upload and general bug fixes.

Instagram is pushing out version 3.5 of its Android and iOS application today. The update will add a major feature the company is calling Photos of You. Photos of You is a new section of the app that shows every picture someone tags you in. It works similarly to Facebook’s photo tagging system. Instagram is more »