From CDMAified comes the news that the Nexus One is headed for Verizon and the mobile company will start marketing the superphone later this month or in early April.  So, maybe that March 23 date could be right after all?..

The photo editing site allows users to upload photos and edit them as well as apply effects free of charge.  The company states that nothing will be changing with regards to Picnik for the time, they’re just working on the Google integration.

While Google will be fitting the WiFi bill for some of the nation’s airports, Yahoo! will soon be offering free Internet access to New York’s Times Square.

Free WiFi should hit the Square sometime next year while we now wait for Microsoft to join in on the game.

We gave the new SE a go and discovered that unless you’re using Bing for images or videos, Google far out wins the web search competition in maps, news and shopping.

Now it’s your turn, are you using it and have you converted?

Created to show you and “empower you with up-to-the-minute information” on where and when the Swine Flu is breaking out, this new iPhone app will show you a Swine Flu tracking map from Google so you know if you’re right in the middle of the red.

The new search engine Oparla is just leaving the beta stage for hopefully center stage, but in the meantime, they’re offering up cold cash for you to give them a try.

All you have to do is sign up, use their service to search and you’ll build up a cash tally that you can can eventually transfer to your banking account.  Sounds like a plan, but will cash overturn Google?

Google ads are beginning to appear more and more in various iPhone and iTouch applications.

The restaurant review app Urbanspoon has already been testing out Google ads to see how they look, how users react and how many hits they will actually get. 

Google AdSense ads will begin making their way to more free applications as time wears on, will this encourage you to purchase more of your Apple apps instead of free-loading?  Do you feel that the ads ruin the clean design of Urbanspoon?

Google plans to block the Infinite SMS iPhone app that allows users to harness Google Talk chat and provide free text messaging service.

The $.99 application stopped sales on Monday after Google revealed they were blocking the program.

Inner Fence stated, “Google has claimed no grievance with Infinite SMS other than its success. Their given reason for the block isn’t abuse or wrongdoing; it’s that we brought too many users to an experimental service.”

First the company gave us Latitude, a pal-tracking service that allowed you to plot out your location from a GPS-enabled mobile on Google Maps so you could keep up with where your friends were.

Now, Google is throwing us yet another application for tracking, or as we’re starting to believe, stalking.  Gmail’s new location signature app will allow users to give their geographical details from their personal email signature.

So if you told mom you were headed for Switzerland and send her an email from Bora Bora, chances are you’re gonna be grounded after Spring Break. 

Gmail’s signature application will not be automatically installed, so check your signature preferences in order to let those exes know where to show up Valentine’s Day.