How to fill in your Facebook Timeline gaps
A handful of Facebook's new class of apps can help make your new Timeline a little more robust.
New high-speed compact cameras from Casio
Even though it canceled its press conference, Casio had a couple new things to show off at CES.
Hands-on with the Panasonic Lumix GX1
We go hands-on with another addition to the MFT world: the Panasonic Lumix GX1.
Photos: Microsoft’s last (and worst) CES keynote
Microsoft ends its current run of CES appearances in a keynote featuring Ryan Seacrest and a "tweet choir."
Fujifilm adds to the X-series and gets rid of the fixed lens with the X-Pro 1
After the camera leaked last week, we have all the details straight from Fujifilm on its new ICL system, the X-Pro 1.
Fujifilm launches three prime lenses to accompany the X-Pro 1
The Fujifilm X-Pro 1 will launch with some options in the form of three prime lenses.
Canon adds to its pocket-cam lineup with the ELPH 520 HS and the ELPH 110 HS
Canon will offer two new ELPH cameras that will fit in your pocket with ease.
Canon announces the PowerShot G1 X: Fixed-lens market, beware
After the specs leaked last week, Canon outs its new PowerShot, the G1 X. But while it bears the same name as the brand's popular point and shoots, it's a big step in a new direction.
Sculpteo turns your mug into a mug
The 3D printing trend gets a new outlet with Sculpteo, an app designers can take advantage of.
Fujifilm ICL camera, the X-Pro1, outed before CES
The long-rumored Fujifilm ICL camera looks like it will make its debut at CES.
Everything you want to know about the Facebook Timeline
Now that the Facebook Timeline has officially rolled out, we've taken the time to thoroughly introduce you to the latest iteration of the profile.
Occupy Wall Street takes the fight to the Internet with its own Facebook clone
A social network that focuses in our the movement is in the works. Is there potential for the idea, or is it dead in the water?
Google+ axes MG Siegler’s ‘offensive’ profile picture
According to the site's policy, Google can pull your picture based on its interpretation of "mature or offensive content."
Flavors.me evolves from personal landing page and shows off its social aspirations
What do you do when your growing user base is pouring valuable Web content into your site? Make a social feed of course. Flavors.me is doing just that and much more with a big refresh that hits the site today.
Shed remnants of your relationship with Never liked it anyway
A startup injects a little emotion into e-commerce by helping you get rid of your break-up baggage—physical and emotional.
Special iPad app being made for U.K. Prime Minister
The loyal iPad user is rumored to soon have an app tailored to his every governmental need.
New details on the iPhone 5 surface
According to new speculation and insiders, Apple will keep with its iPhone 4S scheduling and release the iPhone 5 this fall. But will it really time the launch so close to a potential iTV debut?
GadgetTrak launches CameraTrace: Photo thieves beware
Photography will once again benefit from the digital age as a new service uses the Web to locate stolen cameras.
Microsoft’s So.cl learns a lesson from Facebook and puts college students first
The new social networking site wants to use social networking to connect college students. While the premise might sound familiar, there's a different focus below So.cl's surface.
Facebook for iPhone now includes the Timeline and much-needed photo fixes
The Timeline hits the iPhone, as well as some new upgrades for improved and seamless interactions.
Samsung suing Apple over emoticons
The Samsung vs. Apple lawsuits are covering new territory: new claims include taking the iPhone manufacturer to court over smiley faces.
Causes and AT&T team up to leverage contributions for Facebook posts
A new platform from Causes and AT&T want to use Facebook's social power to make giving back viral.