Earlier this year, Google launched Google Sync, which allows end users to synchronize Gmail Contacts and Google Calendar with iPhones, Windows Mobile devices, and Symbian S60 devices. On Tuesday, Google announced that Gmail support has been added to Google Sync for iPhone, iPod Touch and Windows Mobile devices (sorry, S60 users).

The mystery is solved, or at least, the reasons behind the mysterious Google Doodles over the last few weeks have been revealed. It looks like the theories running around the Internet were correct, in fact.

Speaking to a group of British broadcasting executives via video link, Google's CEO Eric Schmidt said that it will be hard for the publishers to charge for online content. He questioned Rupert Murdoch's plans to start charging for online content.

According to an IDC study, Google Docs is already present in one fifth of work environments, thus becoming a serious threat to Microsoft Office.

Google Chrome 3.0 is now available for download as the search giant continues to expand its line of products.

Thoughts of crop circles always makes me think of "Signs," one of the better M. Night Shyamalan movies. So why are crop circles showing up on Google's home page today? And is it related to Google's last alien-related home page?

Google has launched an experimental Google Labs site called "Fast Flip," which it hopes will make it faster (as the name implies) to read news from multiple sources.

Brainetics scam is rising to the top of the search engines and Google trends today. Last year, Mike Byster created the popular Brainetics educational system that teaches math and memory skills. It was
quickly awarded a 2008 Parents' Choice Gold Award but now the rumor on several blogs and social networks is that Brainetics is a scam.

Google associated with the word "Monopoly?" You can get that's not something the company wants to hear, except in this case. Google is teaming up with board game manufacturer Hasbro to launch a version of Monopoly that utilizes Google Maps as the game board.

Makes you wish they would just say, "this is why we did it," doesn't it? People are still wondering why Google used a UFO-ish logo on their site on Saturday, Sept. 5th.

Google changes its Doodle, or the image on its home screen from time to time, but today's is quite the mystery. It's a UFO (obviously), and when you click on it, it brings up a search for unexplained phenomena. Which means, what exactly?