The privacy of your music habits is more secure than ever with Rdio. A few days ago, the company added a couple privacy options that relate to Facebook and Last.fm. On the Facebook side, you can now choose to opt out of automatically sharing everything you listen to on Rdio with Facebook (if those accounts are linked). You can also disable Last.fm scrobbling. Scrobbling basically means the songs you listen to on Rdio are added to your Last.fm profile. This new privacy option helps to keep everything separated.

And the Google+ expansion continues. This time, it has spread its influence over Google News even more. No longer will signed-in Google users only be able to +1 news stories they like. They will also be able to see what people in their circles and contact’s list are liking as well. This added feature should make Google News a more social experience as more people become associated with Google+ as time goes on.

Google+ received a small, but notable feature on Monday. The social network now lets you share your Circles. Since the beginning of Google+, Circles were restricted to the person that created them. Now everyone can keep up with updates from users they may not have found otherwise.

Yesterday, Facebook announced some changes to Open Graph that makes leaving Facebook to consumer content almost unnecessary. For example, we can now watch Hulu videos from within Facebook and listen to music services from MOG and Spotify. Reading is also a gigantic part of internet browsing and Facebook wants in on that too. Within the next couple weeks or so, Facebook will start flooding the internet with a “read” button that goes right alongside the popular “like” button.

Google+ is always changing. It’s not unusual for Google to suddenly implement a new feature into Google+. In this case, Google has announced a couple new features that made their debut today and will continue rolling out through next week.

RIM is desperately trying to keep its BlackBerry phones relevant in a market filled with more popular devices. RIM needs to attract the typical smartphone crowd, and that means providing features that the likes of iOS and Android already have or will soon get. Enter BlackBerry Music, a new unreleased service that is exclusive to owners of BlackBerry devices.

Dropbox has announced their latest update, and this one brings the version number up to a nice milestone — 1.0. And perhaps more important than that is the new features and improvements that have come along. To begin with, Dropbox version 1.0 is described as having “huge performance enhancements.” That said, according to Dropbox, what more »

Love it or hate it iTunes is huge and probably part of your existence in some capacity. By the numbers – 11.7 billion songs, over 450 million TV episodes, 100 million movies, 35 million books, and over 160 million accounts in 23 countries. Today Apple announced their latest and greatest version of iTunes as iTunes more »

The company behind the Pogoplug, Cloud Engines has unveiled a new device today — its the Pogoplug Biz. And as you can likely tell by the name, its intended for the business user. First things first though, the Pogoplug Biz is going to be available for pre-order as of today and it will be priced more »

It looks like the latest firmware update for the Kindle has officially rolled out. The update will bring your Kindle up to version 2.5 and according to the change log, you can expect; Collections: Organize your books and documents into one or more collections. PDF Pan and Zoom: Zoom into PDFs and pan around to more »