Infographic Labs has created a neat infographic that shows the history of YouTube from the time that the domain name was registered up until May 2010 when YouTube started to exceed 2 billion views per day. The infographic also has interesting facts and key YouTube stats.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Blue Line Innovations have partnered with each other to help you track electricity usage in real-time through Google PowerMeter. Blue Line Innovations already has an existing partnership with Microsoft for the HOHM software. If you own the PowerCost Monitor WiFi Edition kit, then this means you will have another option for tracking your carbon footprint. Full press release below:

Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) has announced that they will be launching an Android phone with 4G LTE this January at the CES conference. “Jan. 6 at #CES: #Android and #LTE – could it be like peanut butter and chocolate? YUM!,” said Verizon on their Twitter account. Verizon launched 4G LTE earlier this month. [IntoMobile]

According to a Pocket-Lint source, the PlayStation phone is expected to hit the shelves in April. This way Sony will be able to demo the phone at Mobile World Congress in February. The PlayStation phone will have a slider with PlayStation controls. The phone will also have 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8655, 512MB of RAM, 1GB of ROM, and a screen size of 3.7-4.1 inches. [Pocket-Lint]

Roku is a Silicon Valley based company that created a TV set top box that streams digital content. With Apple recently announcing that they are going to sell its 1 millionth Apple TV, you may assume that Roku’s sales may not be doing as well as it used to. Roku is actually doing better than before because Apple brought attention to the digital TV streaming market. Roku’s size is doubling on year-over-year according to Roku CEO Anthony Wood in an interview with BusinessInsider. Google TV is not doing well as a competitor. Roku is also expecting to sell its one millionth box by the end of the year. The company revenues will be surpassing $50 million in 2010. Next year, Roku is expecting to hit $100 million in revenues. [BusinessInsider]

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has announced the numbers about Windows Phone 7 sales. They have had 1.5 million phone manufacturer sales, which are phones bought and stocked by mobile operators and retailers on the way to customers. This number was revealed by Microsoft VP of business and marketing for Windows Phones. “Our numbers are similar to the performance of other first generation mobile platforms. We introduced a new platform with Windows Phone 7, and when you do that it takes time to educate partners and consumers on what you’re delivering, and drive awareness and interest in your new offering,” stated Berg. Berg said that Microsoft is in mobile for the long haul and they are planning further rollouts in 2011. [mocoNews]

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) is now searching for a Groupon clone to buy-out. Groupon recently turned down a $6 billion offer from Google. This rumor implies that Google is getting desperate to penetrate the local coupon shopping market. Google may even consider looking into the next largest players in the group coupon list: LivingSocial and BuyWithMe. BuyWithMe has not confirmed whether they are in discussions with Google, but BuyWithMe interim president David Wolfe said that he believes Google needs to enter the market as it is the only effective model so far in attracting smaller retailers. [NYPost]

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has sent out a press release that says that the company will be hitting one million Apple TV sales this week. Apple TV lets you watch HD movies and TV shows on your TV. The device also lets you stream Netflix, YouTube, Flickr, iTunes and MobileMe on your TV. The device costs $99. [Apple PR]