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If there's only one certainty in life, it's change. If there's only one certainty in social media, it's that people will hate Facebook changes for a...

There are certain qualities that a leader of a company can bring to the table. Leadership and decision making are often (but not always) crucial....

Hammacher Schlemmer, America's longest running catalog, has just introduced a camera that’s fit for Derek Zoolander. Being no bigger than a fingertip,...

The trends are heading in different directions. As devices become more mobile-data capable and applications push towards a mobile internet, service...

Meg Whitman's name has always done well in business. Despite not becoming governor of California, her career with eBay and other tech firms (including...

Twitter is already a popular destination for political discourse, but the social network wants to beef up its involvement in politics as the 2012 election...

When they launched Digg Newsrooms Beta yesterday, much of the buzz within the community was both positive and hopeful. There was skepticism to be sure as...

Humans take fire for granted. The reality behind the science of fire is actually pretty interesting. Whether looking at the chemistry behind it, the...

While the privacy war wages on one end of the spectrum with people, companies, and even governments going after Facebook, Twitter, and Google about how...

There is a lot of passion surrounding social games like Farmville and Mafia Wars. People either love them or hate them. There is no gray area. Zynga is...

The negativity towards Netflix started a couple of months ago when they raised the prices on their services by separating them out, doing so in a way that...
In case you ever wanted to be a hero or a villain in the comic book world but didn't want to pay for it, the massively multi-player online game DC...

People who are not part of the Reddit community are likely unaware that it is the launching point for a good portion of the content that eventually...
The end of a very short era at HP is around the corner as they announced internally that the employee purchase program surrounding the HP TouchPad opens...

With about a million iPad apps and a billion iPhone apps available, finding good ones isn't hard. Finding ones that stand out from the crowd often is. If...

The internet allows us to learn in ways that were never possible before. It helps us reach an educational potential in most things that is greater than...

In 2007, I did a seminar about data collection. I told a room of people that Google is not in the search business. They're in the information business. As...

We've always known in the social media age that babies can be instant hits on YouTube. Now, thanks to Bruce and Esther Huffman from McMinnville, Oregon,...

Google's first entry into social gaming wasn't spectacular. By allowing a handful of partners to develop, they were only able to yield 16 games total for...

It was big news two weeks ago. Somehow, Michael Arrington's CrunchFund jump and the subsequent drama that has unfolded since has stayed at the top of tech...

Flywheel technology is creeping into motorsports as way to store energy that’s otherwise wasted. The technology ultimately makes racing cars more...

We often take the ability to see inside the human body for granted, and why wouldn’t we? X-ray technology is well over a century old. But imagine you...

BMW has already announced a new eco sub-brand that will exclusively consist of electric cars and hybrids. But BMW has its sights set on electrifying its...

While many have a soft spot for the feel of the printed page, it's hard to see a future where textbooks aren't delivered to students digitally. It's not...