Earlier today, Microsoft Security Essentials mistakenly flagged Google Chrome as malware "Win32/Zbot" a trojan that steal your saved Passwords and began blocking the program. In many instances Chrome was entirely removed from users computers. Apparently, Chrome was being incorrectly identified as a member of the Zeus malware family, but Microsoft has since released an update to fix the issue.

Complaints started early this morning in Google help forums, where users became frustrated after discovering that their Chrome browser had been wiped from their PCs. Some users recounted that upon starting up their PCs, they received a Windows Security warning to remove a security problem. After clicking the Remove button and restarting the PC, they found that Chrome had gotten deleted and could not be re-installed.

Microsoft has since apologized for the mistake and issued a statement along with updated signatures that should fix the problem.

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The Upcoming Android Icecream Sandwich 2.4 was leaked to Gogle Nexus S with many improvements nad new UI, Also an Advanced task manager.

One look at the UI and we can see it matches what we have already seen of it. The homescreen now has four icons at the bottom next to the application drawer button, the folder function seems to have had a makeover, there is a new look notification screen and an application drawer that looks straight out of Honeycomb as does the new task manager with large thumbnail images of the running apps.

What we have not seen before is the new lock screen. You can now see that you will be able to launch the camera app right from the lock screen. Android phones from HTC and other OEMs have had this functionality before but its only now that Android is getting it by default. Hopefully this feature is customizable so you will be able to add other functions as well other than the camera app.

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Recently, there were rumors that Google+ is starting to lose its goal and that users are leaving the social network rather than joining it. As it turns out, those were hugely exaggerated as the Google social network now has over 50 million users.

Thats 50 million people that registered in the 88 days since the network launched. A really impressive achievement, considering that Google+ was invite-only since last week. To put things in perspective, Facebook took almost four year to get that many users, while Twitter achieved it in three years.

There is some potentially huge news popping up out of Spain, as reports suggest that Google is doling out its own SIM cards to employees in what could be the first step to it launching its own carrier in the country.

Technically, this would be what is known as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator or an MVNO, as Google would likely purchase airtime from a carrier at a wholesale rate and then resell it under its own branding. We have seen this model burn out in the United States, as Disney, ESPN, Helio and Virgin Mobile all tried the MVNO game before either dying or selling to a major carrier.

Google+ is still in toddler times and Google shares that there is still a long way to go and much to accomplish, but the search giant has not been wasting its time there are now over 100 improvements and features.

Concerning mobile the iOS and Android mobile Google+ apps already have most of the prominent features of Google+. Hangouts is a video-conferencing feature of Google+ that is already available on Android and is coming soon to iOS. Mentioning a Google+ member is easy and you can do it in a conversation with another person or a post just by doing a +[name]command. iOS users can now also +1 individual comments much like the Like function on Facebook this functions will arrive for Android users soon.

The Google+ app can now also be moved on to the SD storage to spare phone memory for apps and other stuff. There is also a customizable notifications option to select what you want to be notified about and what not.

On Android the "Huddle" feature has been renamed to "Messenger" something that should also happen on iOS with the next app update.