Google Search is factoring personal context in with the results it offers. Not only will “Search plus Your World” look through Google+ to determine what’s important to each individual searcher, it also will include those photos, videos and more when it returns its answering links.

A partnership announced today between The Echo Nest and Twitter makes it simple to incorporate the immediacy of tweets into a recording artist’s app, preserving the all-important data identifiers along the way.

Personal video aggregation platform Frequency has made its formal debut, launching its first official consumer products. In addition to online and on iPad, and perhaps more interestingly, the Frequency app also will come packaged with Samsung’s line of Smart TVs.

A new service called Share enables people to send files of any size, free and as often as they like, to one or more specified people. It’s being offered to the public in open alpha from its developers, the folks at BitTorrent.

Transmedia entertainment producer Mark Burnett and actor Roma Downey have partnered with Immersion Digital and Zondervan on Bible360, a free app that melds the religious text together with multimedia, interactivity and social media.It stands alone and also will serve as a companion to a 2013 History Channel series.

LightSquared, Philip Falcone's 4G-LTE open wireless broadband network company, has named Marc Montagner as chief financial officer. The telecommunications veteran assumes the role previously held by Michael Montemarano, who left the company.

Television service FilmOn.com has developed a legitimate way around the court order that currently prohibits it from showing major network content. The company announced a small plug-in device, FilmOn Air, that enables local television content reception.