Google has launched an iOS compatible version of Chrome, making its increasingly popular browser available to iPad and iPhone users for the first time.

eBay has launched a dedicated eBay Motors iPhone app, letting users buying cars, parts and accessories via the online marketplace on the move.

Zynga has launched a social network aimed at gamers, dubbed Zynga With Friends, as the firm looks to branch out from its relationship with Facebook.

BBC Sport has launched a Facebook application offering audiences live streams of major sports events, including Wimbledon and up to 24 streams of Olympics coverage.

Last week, eBay launched a motor app amidst the smartphone sales boom, with car buyers starting to spend users spending tens of thousands of pounds on motors on the move. Richard Anson, Founder of Reevoo, the social commerce solutions provider, takes a closer look at what this means for the automotive and smartphone sectors.

Lexus, the luxury vehicle division of Japanese car manufacturer Toyota Motor Corporation, has begun the roll out of its brand new European website, imagined, designed and built by full service marketing and technology company Amaze.

Google has launched its first own-brand tablet computer, taking on Apple, Amazon and Microsoft in an increasingly crowded and fast-growing market.

Blackberry maker Research in Motion (RIM) is delaying the launch of its new phone operating system Blackberry 10 and is to cut 5,000 jobs.

YouView is set for launch in the UK next month after much delay, but the web TV service might still be hampered by a lack of availability of set top boxes, according to a news report.

News Corp is to separate its publishing and media and entertainment businesses into two publicly traded companies, with the proposal receiving support at a board meeting this week.