Google has announced the launch of Chrome Web Store service, an online store for web-based application developed by Google. The plan of this online store will start operation in 2010 end of this year.

According to the plan, online applications service launched by Google is not only able to run on Google Chrome, but also can work in an environment of modern browsers that exist today. It’s just that, users will be better facilitated by the existence of shortcuts to access all the applications offered if the user uses the Google Chrome browser.

The great Twitter Desktop Client Seesmic supports Google Buzz! I don’t know if it allows to post content to Buzz though.. It looks like it only can show Buzz and has commenting and liking.

Seesmic – one of the most popular social software clients that allow users to easily access social networks in one application – announced the integration of Google Buzz into four of their products. Seesmic has collaborated with Google and users can now manage Google Buzz in Seesmic Web, Ping.fm, a Beta version of Seesmic for Android and Seesmic’s preview version of the next generation of Seesmic Desktop.

With Twitter and Facebook being in many ways the most popular and used websites out there, it makes sense that Google would try to get into the competition. Google tried once before by buying Jaiku, which was a Twitter-like service that later died. Now Google looks to try using what it already has in place to push Buzz to as many people as possible.

Google is working hard on the next Iteration of Android and from now it is making ready the market to accept after 6 months eagerly! Android 2.x will show a majoy update over the current …

It looks like the rumors that were leaked earlier regarding a Google branded Chrome OS netbook were indeed true. Google is planning to release atleast two sub $300 netbooks that will be powered by Chrome …

Gmail Lab has introduced its latest great feature called Offline Gmail. Offline Gmail enable e-mail access even when you are not connected to the Internet. Well offline Gmail is actual implementation of Google Gears to …