Back in November, Googleintroduceda new optional beta feature forBloggerthat allowed users to choose from a selection of 32 fonts to use in their posts. Now the feature has beenexpandedto all users as default option, with the choice of fonts upped to an impressive 77. The Web Fonts feature is powered by the Google Fonts API and can be found in the Advanced tab of the Blogger Template Designer. You’ll find that you can now set different fonts for all the different elements of your blog such as the post title and body....

Google is performing a little bit of maintenance this week, rolling out two OTA updates that will fix a certain SMS bug that has been plaguing some Android handset owners. The Nexus S has received the Android 2.3.2 update, sized at only 600kb, which comes with some important bug fixes, including the SMS bug fix but also addressing the issues that caused the Nexus S torandomly reboot. Nexus One owners received the Android 2....

Google has confirmed that it has started rolling out a new Android Gingerbread update for Nexus S and Nexus One devices, bringing with it new features, bugfixes and extended support for NFC. Google took to itsGoogle Nexus Twitter accountto warn users that a full roll out could take a number of weeks to complete, asking them to be patient as it pushes its OTA update to Nexus S and Nexus One devices:...

If you’ve been paying attention of late, you will have noticed that Google products have been undergoing a bit of a facelift. And today, Google hasannouncedthe official launch of Blogger’s new design and layout. We firstreportedon this back in July, when it was still in the Blogger draft section, where updates are previewed and tested before rolling them out to a wider audience. Google’s popular blogging platform will receive more than a lick of paint, and it seems that the entire editing and management experience has been reworked, to make it faster and more streamlined....

Google’sOffersplatform launched with a pilot scheme in Portland, Oregon, following its announcement at the Google Walleteventin late May. Now it’s being rolled out further, withlaunchestoday in New York and the San Francisco Bay area. As wereportedat the time of its announcement, Offers is integrated with Google’s Wallet mobile payments system and sees deals delivered to your email inbox. In the future, location-based offers will be available too. This would mean that you may be shopping at a grocery store, choose an item in your shopping list using Google Wallet and be informed that there is a deal on that item in a popup notification....