One man’s loss is other man’s gain. Well, the same seems to be true in the rivalry between Microsoft and Google. Recently, it was revealed that Microsoft would be taking out print advertisement campaign which aims to attack Google policy changes.

It has been recently revealed that the anti-phishing drive is being joined by many major firms. Ones which have already taken the initiative are PayPal, Google, Microsoft and Facebook, besides others. The anti-spam project will soon be underway and they shall work towards making cyberspace more secure for these firms.

In a move made evidently with the intent of turning on the heat of competition against some of its closest rivals in the segment, the social networking site being run by the search engine giant Google, Google+, will now allow even teenagers to join in and make full use of all the services available. As per recent reports, it has been claimed that Google+ is now accessible by kids over 13 years of age.

As per reports, it has been revealed that Motorola Mobility has sold 1 million tablets in the fourth quarter of 2011, but has also suffered an $80 million loss in the same period. The company said that the main reason of the loss is fewer sales of tablets in the earning quarter.

It has been reported that an anonymous group has claimed to have hacked the FBI and US Department of Justice websites. This particular group has also clamed of having targeted the websites of film and music companies.
The claims were made on the twitter accounts. Due to the mischievous activities of the cyber hackers, the FBI page was almost blank saying that the site can’t be reached. These days, the cyber crime has increased quite significantly.

As per recent reports, it has been confirmed by the search engine giant Google that all the allegations made on Friday by a Kenya-based online business listings provider, Mocality, that the staffers of Google tried to destabilize its business by providing wrong information to its users and by inappropriately mining its important data.