Bing Webmaster Tools has some new updates, like: Expanding Crawl Details, Active Email Alerts, URL normalization suggestions, deeper data in the index explorer, DNS verification and AdCentre Integration. You can find out more at the Bing Webmaster Blog.

There is a New Social Networking site called Chime.in, that helps users with sharing interests and topics while creating groups and conversations around these interests and topics. Find out more on Chime.in.

It seems that there are a few new designs and layout changes, on Google, that have not yet been made available to the public, but they look good! Find out more on "How Google's Interface Might Change".

There is a new type of software that is able to research news from all over the planet and use it to predict future events. You can find out more about this software here: "Supercomputer Predicts Revolution".

It seems that the iPad 3 is on the way (Rumour) and it may only be released some time next year, in 2012. Find out more about iPad 3 Release.

Google seems to be indexing images much faster then it has before. You get get more information from here: Google Indexes Images a Lot Faster.

Bing Webmaster Tools has a blog that provides SEO's with some information and tips on SEO, like crawling, content, site structure and link building. For more information you can view the Bing Webmaster Blog here.

Google has improved their WebSpam reporting form, making it easier for you to report Spam within their search results. Two of the new features of this WebSpam form are: The ability to report various issues and an easier form to use.

Google has been creating videos over the past few years, set to answer Webmasters questions and provide Webmasters with information and tutorials. To find out more about these new videos you can follow this link: Google Webmaster Videos.

Instant Pages on the new Google Chrome 13 is proving to be a very useful new feature, but you wouldn’t know to what extent. Behind the scenes Chrome will begin to load the first page result whilst you conduct a Google search. Before you’ve even clicked the search button, the majority of the page results will have already been loaded, effectively making search functions much quicker.