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Google, PayPal tussle over mobile payment secrets

SAN FRANCISCO – Google Inc.'s ambitious plan to supplant credit cards with smartphones has thrust the Internet search leader into a legal tussle with online payment pioneer PayPal, which contends Google stole its ideas by hiring away two key executives. PayPal pai

IT Equipment and Data Center products From Geelers Inc.

Created on 06 December 2011

With technology being the driving force that keeps your business running efficiently, there is a growing need for IT/Data center products. Within a very short period of time, Geelers, Inc. has provided efficient and effective solutions to their customer base by rising to the top and proving to become the leader in discounted IT products in the San Francisco Bay Area.

In this day and age, access to the right product is critical to many businesses. Geelers is a company that understands this and delivers their promise of being one of the best choices in IT products in the marketplace.

Facebook still working on Timeline feature

Created on 06 December 2011

Back in September, Facebook introduced the world to Timeline. The concept was that everyone with a Facebook account would be able to see a kind of chronological history of their major news items and events that appeared on their account. The feature was made available to developers to check out but nearly three months later Timeline has yet to be fully launched.

AlllThingsD.com asked Facebook about the delay and a spokesperson told them, "We wanted to let developers build on the platform and to give users more time to get used to the idea of change coming." There's no word on when Timeline will actually launch to the public.

Microsoft's bid to rule your living room with the Xbox 360 begins tomorrow

Created on 06 December 2011

Microsoft laid out a grand plan to turn your Xbox 360 into an even stronger hub for everything from television shows and movies to music at E3 this year. That dashboard update launches tomorrow, bringing with it the ability to use your Kinect to search for content across every service you have connected to your system, as well as Microsoft's digital storefronts on Xbox Live and live television.

Unfortunately, not all of Microsoft's content partners will be ready for the service's launch tomorrow. HBO Go won't be available until early 2012, nor will Comcast's Xfinity on-demand library. Here are the services that will be available tomorrow, along with which market they will be active: