Meet Buzz, Google's Social Networking Tool For Gmail

On Friday Google announced that it is going to shut down the beleaguered Buzz social-networking service in coming weeks, in order to focus more on Google+. In addition, the search giant has shut down the Google Labs site and...

Google's new social networking feature, Google+, hit the 10 million users barrier a few days ago, just over two weeks after it was launched; but this milestone, while significant for the internet giant, has to be put into...

A US judge has ordered Google to pay $500,000 to an online privacy group in a class action lawsuit brought against its Buzz social networking tool for Gmail.The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) had filed a class...

Google has settled a class action lawsuit brought against the company over the launch of its Buzz Gmail service for $8.5 million. Tech news site The Register reports that federal district court judge James Ware had given...

Google's newly unveiled VoIP phone service doesn't have a name yet and it is likely to remain like that forever partly because Google has no plans to release it as a stand alone service. Ryan Singel from Wired rightly points out...

A former Facebook executive has fanned the flames of rumours which suggest that Google is getting into the social networking game. Yesterday we reported that Digg CEO Kevin Rose had tweeted about a new Facebook-like service...

Despite numerous attempts by Google to control the damage caused by its controversial privacy settings in its newly launched social networking tool Buzz, it has again been targeted by a lawsuit yet again. This time from one Barry...

Search engine giant Google has announced that, come April 5th, the company's Buzz social networking tool will get a new privacy reset function, which will ask the users to confirm or change their current Buzz privacy...

Google said it is changing the way its completely crap attempt to create social network out of its Gmail users deals with privacy. A Googler confessed on the firm's offical bog that it had got it wrong. Or rather: "Shortly...

The first ever third-party application for Google's new social networking tool, Buzz, has been released on Apple's popular iTunes App Store and goes by the name of Buzzie; it is designed to offer iPhone and Gmail users a chance...

Issues surrounding Google’s latest social network tool, Buzz, haven’t apparently settling down, the search company is now facing a class action lawsuit for its alleged privacy invasion after facing the wrath of users...

After the user backlash suffered by Google after the launch of its new social networking tool Buzz over suspected privacy flaws, the software giant appears to be in serious trouble. The Electronic Privacy Information Center has...

The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) has filed an official complaint against Google's Buzz service which played fast and loose with people's personal details. The privacy watchdog has asked the US Federal Trade...

Search engine giant Google has finally acknowledged the fact that its recently unveiled Gmail social networking tool Buzz, was indeed quite faulty and had some privacy issues surrounding it, BBC News has reported.  The news...

It has only been three days since Buzz, Google's latest venture in the world of social networking, has been launched and already they have started to churn out some interesting figures and push out a range of...