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Are teens souring on Facebook?
It's not the hip, new thing anymore. That much is clear as Facebook approaches a decade of existence, but the...
Yahoo kills off a bunch of features you didn’t know existed
As of April 30th, several of Yahoo's products will be shuttered as part of their initiative to consolidate focus and...
Power felt will let you charge your devices by walking around
As technology grows more and more advanced, so too does its need for power. Unfortunately for us, batteries haven’t advanced...
3 quick iPhone hacks that you probably didn’t know
The iPhone has been blazing trails in the smartphone industry for 5 years now. It's domination has been threatened lately...
Microsoft may follow Apple, Samsung into the smartwatch arena
Rumor has it that Microsoft is working on touch-enabled smartwatch. They’ve apparently just entered the prototype phase after having worked...
New lithium-ion battery technology breaks the paradigm
A research team at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, headed up by professor William P. King, has developed a...
As voting starts in Venezuela, front-runner Maduro gets hacked on Twitter
The acting President of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro is the front runner going into today's election followed the death of Hugo...
Facebook Home disappoints
Facebook Home was released this weekend for a select few Android devices, and reviews have been decidedly negative. The app...
And so it begins: Google, Yahoo, Microsoft quietly back CISPA
We thought that the nonsense was behind us when we stopped SOPA. The only thing we really did was teach...
Tech-shy #BillClinton isn’t “friendless” – but he’s nearly tweetless
“I think I’m sort of insecure. What if you tweet and nobody tweets back? There’s nothing worse than a friendless...
Is Shodan, the hacker’s search engine, really that scary?
When people worry about protecting themselves from hackers, it’s usually their computer that they’re concerned about. No one concerns themselves...
The F-35B vertical hover and night landing is epic
In modern warfare, airpower is arguably the most important asset that a military can have. From the P-51 Mustang to...
With Gmail approaching a decade, here’s how it has evolved
It's hard to believe that it's already been over 9 years since Gmail was opened up in beta. When it...
Paid Facebook messages to celebrities – the new fan mail?
How desperate are you for your favorite celebrity to read your letter? The Guardian reports the introduction of a new...
The first three stages of Facebook page promotion for local businesses
Facebook has been a promising venue through which to market a local business ever since it reached a high level...
Drone-killing laser could be the future of missile defense
The US Navy released a video yesterday that demonstrated its new LaWS (Laser Weapon System). With it, they were able...
What the President’s Google+ page tells us about the network
President Barack Obama's team is very active on social media. The Facebook page that carries his name has new posts...
If Home gets mass adoption, Facebook just won the mobile internet
Forget Apple versus Samsung or even iOS versus Android. The real mobile war is (and always has been) over capturing...
Crowdsource parenting is a good (and bad) component of social media
In the digital age, there are plenty of challenges popping up for parents. The ever-connected world opens doors to risks...
Facebook threaded comment feature brings the touch back to businesses
When Facebook rolled out threaded comments last week, there was a clear lack of excitement from most of the social...