Larry Page, Google’s chief executive, announced the new number last night during the company’s quarterly earnings call. He said: “With Google+, we’ve shipped on average a new feature every day since we launched in June. That’s more than 200 updates in total.

Adobe’s Flash product has become an easy target over the past several years because of its relatively poor performance on mobile devices, especially when it comes to interactive content. What many people forget is that Flash is also a very good and widely adopted tool used for creating cool things.

Do you happen to be one of those rare people who believes that a little marijuana can improve your shooting skills? It's an important question as, on Friday, the government declared that pot has no medical benefits whatsoever. Indeed, its opinion is that it should remain in the same class of drug as heroin.

Google has removed over 11 million .co.cc websites from its search engine results pages on the basis that most of them are far too "spammy".

Top Gear is back on TV and kickstarted the series with a number of high energy features, Richard Hammond introduced the “world’s most unstoppable and indestructible vehicle,” which is priced at £300,000. Top Gear introduced the South African-made Paramount Marauder, and tried to blow it up but failed.

The current PlayStation 3 is already the underweight sibling when compared to the original PS3, but with the new Sony PlayStation Vita offering similar firepower in a much smaller package, there was room for even further weight savings. As such, the thinnest PS3 yet has been revealed in Japan.

Lots of great and powerful Android devices are already out, but--by using our PCWorld time machine--we can see the future of Android, and it looks awesome. Expected to arrive within the year are 3D phones, 4G speeds, and a shiny new Android OS.

A group of pranksters disguised themselves as construction workers on Saturday in order to post a Windows logo onto the facade of a future Apple Store in Hamburg, Germany. The .WAV Collective posted a video of the prank taking place, as noted by MacNN. In the video, a fake construction crew member scales a ladder in broad daylight to screw in a mismatched Windows logo to the black facade used to hide the store.

Lotus knows a thing or two about car technology. It's responsible for building the Tesla Roadster, it had a hand in creating the electric Rolls-Royce 102EX, and there are now two teams in Formula 1 bearing its name.

Former hacker and lead architect at Mykonos Software, Kyle Adams, spoke about how the hack may have occurred. Adams suggests Sony may have left its doors wide open for attack by using outdated software.