Good news Google+ and Android lovers!  With a recent API release, you can now embed Photo Spheres in any website - not just link to them from Google+.  There will be a small amount of code required to add these to your website, but it's minor enough that most developers can execute this in no time.  Take a look and see what is possible.

Source: Colby Brown Photography

This is quite possibly some of the best video game news I've heard all year.  No, it's not about BF4 or CoD9 - It's Plants vs. Zombies 2.  It's coming in July...

Google gets it.  Not everyone uses 10GB of email space and 5GB of Drive and Photo storage.  Now they have tweaked their file storage system to allow you to use 15GB across all of their services.  Some of you were stuck in the 5GB world and now you've got a lot more space and a lot more freedom.  This is good news for all of those Google users on the web.

With this new combined storage space, you won’t have to worry about how much you’re storing and where. For example, maybe you’re a heavy Gmail user but light on photos, or perhaps you were bumping up against your Drive storage limit but were only using 2 GB in Gmail. Now it doesn’t matter, because you can use your storage the way you want.

Source: Google Drive  Blog

Many tablets have apps for cooking and sometimes people end up copy and pasting recipes on a notepad they may have found online.  I know I have copied and pasted some interesting recipes that I encountered on Facebook lately.  Using an analog pen and paper - or even cookbooks these days seems like a thing of the past.  Archos is now making a tablet that is geared toward the baker in your home. The ChefTab has a big focus on recipes and is safe to use around the kitchen. 

While we've seen other "splash-proof" tablets like the Sony Xperia Tablet S and have even heard tell of full-on waterproof tablets, the ChefTab attempts to distinguish itself from the others with a more cooking-centric feature.

Source: CNET