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Google on Tuesday announced that the full SDK for Android 3.0 is now available to developers.

In a shocking instance of dereliction of duty, I've failed until now to mention the best tech-related news of 2011 (so far)

Years ago, Apple championed FireWire as its interface technology of choice, to some success (at least until USB 2.0 overwhelmed it).

Facebook has launched Requests 2.0, simplifying the process of managing the bookmark counters that alert users of outstanding requests. The update also splits requests into two types for developers:

Google announced Google Social Search in October 2009. Today, the company integrated it with its standard search results.

The Google Public Data Explorer takes large data sets and makes them palatable for public consumption, taking numbers, figures and other data and turning them into bar graphs, line graphs, maps and bubbles.

When Facebook announced its location-based check-in service, “Places,” in August 2010, it was quickly met with concerns about its people tagging feature.

Apple’s subscription plan had a bevy of media execs in a tizzy and many were still trying to figure out the new App Store new deal. But these media types were sure Apple’s new deal wasn’t good.

Intel announced shipments of the first 3G chips that sport its branding today at Mobile World Congress--the fruits of its acquisition of Infineon's wireless business.

The day is finally upon us, when U.S. iPhone owners get a choice in which carrier to put up with. The Verizon iPhone 4 launched publicly Thursday morning to mixed lines across the country.