Twitter has caused an issue with Facebook. It doesn't matter whether or not you have the Friendfeed or Twitter applications, they are posting on your wall. Since this is such an issue, it is now a trending topic. From this, so many people have replied to the mashable.com tweet that their site is affected now as well.

Twitter is eventually going to join with Google and form Skynet. At this point that is not the case. Just be careful as to what tweets are on your wall.

Twitter debuts its new homepage tonight and it looks basically the same to me. Funny enough, it is one of the trending topics right now that people are talking about. This Twitter page is still very simplistic, but I think it was a good idea to put the top tweets on the front page.

Google Voice was tested and displayed on the Today Show. It highlighted the convenience of the service as well as the possible intrusion on your personal information. Google has found a way to control almost all information in the world, and phone conversations are the next step. They do it in a miraculous way, and the Google Voice service is no exception. You have one number and multiple controls on your incoming calls. When you sign up, you have a vast choice of your number, including area code and what your number you actually spell out.

Google has announced today that they are coming out with a new operating system called Chrome. That is interesting as Chrome is already the title of their web browser. It appears at initial launch that this new OS is going to be mainly focused on netbooks and web applications.

This is going to be a very big step for Google and a large challenge to Microsoft. If Google is able to take over the desktop operating system, this will provide the search giant with even more leverage. It seems like the next logical step after creating GMail and Google Docs.