Google unveiled its progression in the Google Docs and Spreadsheets, which is just Google Docs. But the shorter title includes more – it now has a new presentation component that helps to store presentations online that can be shared by a number of users at the same time.

Apple is leaving no stone unturned to make the most out of Christmas holidays this time. The highly anticipated launch of the much-hyped iPhone in the UK has been scheduled for the 9th of November, just ahead of the lucrative Christmas trading period.

Microsoft’s eagerly awaited release of Halo 3 is expected to shatter all sales records. Although the Halo 3 might make gamers wait for another week, the Halo special edition console is already there to be picked up.

Only within 74 days of its launch, the Apple iPhone has reached the milestone of selling 1 million units. Last week, Steve Jobs announced that after the steep price cut, the target of selling 1 million devices should be achieved by September end but this is just the beginning(pun intended).

Nintendo’s Wii Zapper peripheral is to come bundled with a new Zelda universe game titled Link's Crossbow Training, announced the Japanese company keeping with its promise it made at the E3 earlier this year. The device is to go sale in North America on November 19.

New York -- Some unhappy customers have discovered the hard way that taking their iPhones overseas can lead to thousands of dollars in charges.

AT&T Wireless sent Jay Levy of Hewlett Harbor, N.Y., a bill for $4,800 for the iPhones he, his wife and daughter used on a Mediterranean cruise. Most of the cost came from roaming charges for data transfers like stock market and weather reports that come in automatically even when iPhones are turned off.

"They have periodic updates on their data files, and they translate into megabucks," Levy told New York Newsday. "This is akin to your bank having automatic access to your ATM machine and is siphoning money out during all times of the day and night without your knowledge."

Herbert Kliegerman of The Bronx has sued over $2,200 in charges he racked up while in Mexico. He is seeking class-action status.

What happens when you are among the pioneer buyers of the most desired gadget only to realize a month later that friends who were not as desperate are at an advantage. By waiting for a few weeks they ended up getting the more updated version at a cheaper price. You feel like a fool.

Google is preparing to eat into the profits of newspapers as it announced a redesign of its news site, which would not show duplicated newswire stories on its page. It announced a program to carry full articles of four major international news agencies on Google news pages instead of its current practice of putting only the headline and few bits of text and then sending readers to publishers' sites for the full story.

If the only hitch about the Apple iPhone was its connection with AT&T, now there are none. George Hotz, a curly-haired teenager in Glen Rock, N.J. managed to fracture AT&T’s exclusive partnership with Apple and freed the iPhone of its lesser appreciated gear.

Expanding functionality of PS3 and PSP, Sony announced the introduction of PlayTV, a blend of TV tuner and personal video recorder (PVR) for PlayStation 3 to be launched in the UK, France, Italy, Germany and Spain in early 2008 followed by its introduction in Other PAL territories, later.