Apple's MacBook Air hasn't exactly taken the world by storm. If Apple has its way though, the

new MacBook Air

will change that. The company unveiled many new additions and updates: a new iLife suite, the next iteration of its OS X dubbed Lion and more. The big announcement though, was the flash storage, long battery life and improved form factor of the MacBook Air.

Apple announced new and improved products today in an event that was streamed live on the Internet.

Apple has officially released the details of the release of the much anticipated iPhone 4. This new device is thinner, tougher and has loads of new features. It will be available in the US on June 24th and pre-orders begin on June 15th.

Google has announced that Google TV is coming this fall. Google TV hopes to bring the best of the Web together with the best of TV. Google is partnering with companies like Sony and Logitech to have Google TV built into televisions. Devices will go on sale this fall at Best Buy stores.

Google has announced that it is now providing

bicycling information in Google Maps

. Users in 150 cities will be able to select the option when they want to go biking. The routes will show

bike paths

, quieter neighborhoods and bike trails.

If you're an App Store developer who feels you've found a loophole in Apple's draconian

App Store policies

, think again. Recently,

Apple made a sudden move and pulled over 5,000 apps it deems inappropriate

. The catch is, these apps were approved previously, leading many people to ask, "what gives?" but perhaps no one louder than the App Store developers for whom this move affects directly.

Google has announced a new

social-networking tool

called Google Buzz. It will integrate right into Gmail and allows for sharing of images, status updates and other social media mainstays.

Google Buzz

will also be available on Android phones and on the iPhone with a Web interface.

Apple's pending tablet announcement

has seen more than its fair share of Internet buzz.

Will it be called the iTablet?

. If so,

will the iTablet have wireless capabilities?

Will it be on Verizon? AT&T? How about e-books? While we're waiting for the answers, we figured we'd share some of the biggest stories floating around online about the rumoured iTablet.

Facebook has over 300 million members and it's still growing.

Privacy on Facebook

has always been a concern for families and individuals who

share information on Facebook

. Now,

Facebook privacy settings on Facebook

have changed. Users can

take control of Facebook privacy settings

but by default, users are sharing more than ever.

Now it's possible to

post your LinkedIn updates to Twitter

and

post your Twitter updates to LinkedIn

. Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan demonstrates this new feature and show you how to set it up in your own account.

If you've wanted to get a Kindle for reading books, but haven't had the funds, check out this interim step: Free Kindle software for your PC with a Mac version coming soon. Kindle for PC give Kindle non-owners

access to read the library of 360,000 plus Kindle ebooks

on a Windows PC. Blogs, magazines and newspapers are currently not supported.

Twitter has started to roll out the new featured called

Twitter Lists

. The lists give you the ability to put people you follow into one or more lists. Then, people that follow you can follow the people in your list with a single click. You could create your own list for friends and family, one for celebs, one for comedians and so on. Twitter Lists will make it easier to

organize your Twitter feed.

Google has released a news reading service called "fast flip." Fast flip is designed to make it easier to read newspapers and magazines online. The pages load quickly because advertising and other content that slows loading has been removed. You can move quickly through the content which is organized in a variety of ways.