Google

Less than a month after revealing its collaboration with Virgin America to provide free in-flight WiFi, Google is still playing Santa (for some anyway) and has teamed up with Boingo Wireless, Advanced Wireless Group, Airport Marketing Income and others so as to offer free WiFi in 47 US airports until January 15 (2010).

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Microsoft

A few weeks back we reported that as part of Microsoft’s Windows 7 marketing run, the company and product would be featured in a special “Almost Live” comedy show from the creators of the popular US television show Family Guy.

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PS3

Almost a year after Xbox 360 users got to ‘play’ with Netflix streaming, Sony has announced that such a feature is also coming for the PlayStation 3. The cost of having movies and TV shows streamed to your TV via the PS3 will be as low as $8.99 a month. For starters, in order to enable Netflix on your PS3 you’ll need to use a Blu-ray disc that makes use of the BD-Live technology.

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Google

Search and advertising giant Google is going to take on both ebook sellers and ebook reader makers next year with a new service that’s set to bring digitized books to almost any internet-ready device.

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iPhone

Making iPhone users feel a bit more smug, US carrier AT&T has done the work required to enable VoIP over the 3G network.

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Apple

Apple is once again on a legal offensive, this time the target being Australia-based supermarket chain Woolworths and its green new logo. The Woolworths logo, which is a ‘W’ stylized to look like an apple, is not the Cupertino company’s liking who thinks it resembles with own apple too much. As a result, Apple will be asking IP Australia to reject Woolworths’ trademark application for the logo and thus prevent its use.

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Apple

More bragging comes our way from Cupertino as Apple has stated that over 2 billion applications were downloaded via its App Store. Launched in July 2008, the store currently offers iPhone and iPod touch owners in 77 countries over 85,000 free and commercial apps.

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