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The social network has its fingers in a majority of websites in one way or another. Businesses promote their Facebook...
Safety has been a concern online since kids started showing their parents how to surf. Now, as adults are realizing...
It's hard to say goodbye to things that have been with us for so long, but it appears we may...
We are at a very dangerous crossroads when it comes to the internet. Companies are doing what they think they...
Michael Arrington and Techcrunch have been called many things by many people over the years. They have a tendency to...
Although Tumblr has only been around for about four years, the microblogging platform now hosts most blogs than Wordpress.com. As...
The iPhone app was available the moment that the Apple App Store opened nearly 3 years ago. Their efforts for...
After the Stanley Cup loss which lead to riots last night in Vancouver, outraged Canadians have taken their fight for...
Each year, college students drop out of universities, men and women leave their jobs, and people of all ages begin...
Advances in mobile search are now leading to changes in desktop search. On a mobile phone, users can search using...
With alarmists sounding the alarms and naysayers saying, "nay," it's certainly looking very similar to the way things were over...
The designers at Loft117 and programmer Jason Belmonti have teamed up to tap the Kinect for something that has been...
The most recent statistics according the IE6 Countdown shows that the world as a whole is at 10.9% usage on...
Michael Crichton and Steven Speilberg were onto something with Jurassic Park. Unfortunately, it wasn't real science. This is. Paleontologist Jack...
Google has never really had a problem with getting or presenting data. They have so much information stored in rows...
When you're hold the attention of hundreds of millions of users, it's good to "give back" every now and then....
At the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco this week, Apple introduced iCloud, a set of free new cloud services...
App watchdog group ViaForensics has been running popular Android and iPhone apps through their system to see who is encrypting...
YouTube announced a couple of moves that will make users happier. First, they are allowing HD preview images to be...
If you're Apple with a goal of 12,000 employees under one roof, what better place to put them than in...