Google has released a developer preview WebRTC, a new open project that provides Internet users with the ability to communicate in real-time via voice and video by simply using a Real-Time Communications (RTC) compatible browser. The new technology utilises HTML5 and simple Javascript APIs to enable developers to create RTC applications that can deliver real-time communications without having to install third-party plugins or client downloads. With WebRTC, Google has open-sourced the voice and video engine that it uses, providing developers with high-quality processing technology, that is licensed under a royalty-free BSD license....

Google has todayannounceda Blogger app for iPhone and iPod touch devices. The app will allow you to write and publish right from your iOS devices and is available immediately for free. This is the first time that it has been released on the iOS platform, although there has been an Android versionavailablefor some time. The app allows you to publish from multiple Blogger accounts, post images from the gallery or the camera and label your blog posts....

You can now listen to your Google Music collection comfortably on your iPhone or iPad thanks to the new Google Music web app that was just released today. Google announced the web app viaTwitterand we immediately hopped on to check it out. users that have an account can now listen to their collection in the comfort of a slick little web app, rather than the previous hacky methods. The app looks pretty great and feels much snazzier than your average Google app....

Google recently released a handyAndroid appthat allowed you to use your phone as a remote control for Google TV. Now the app hasmade the leapover to the iPhone. Just like the original Android version, the app makes bookmarking channels and searching for shows quick and easy. There’s even a voice control function for couch potatoes too lazy to tap away at their iPhone screen for too long. Sadly, one of the best features of the Android app isn’t yet available for the iOS version....

If you had asked us a few days ago whether or not Google would be getting into the payments game, the answer would have been a strong “probably”. Over the past 24 hours though things have gotten quite interesting as we’vebegun to seerumors concerning Googlepartering with US carrierSprint in order to may the system a reality. Live from an event in its New York offices today, Google has given us the finer details of what we can expect from its new system, dubbedGoogle Wallet(overview of the system can be found in theGoogle Blog post)....