Facebook reveals early Open Graph winners
Facebook's Open Graph gives outside apps a whole new level of access to its users and their data - but only if they can harness consumer interest. Here's an early look at who's been able to do so.
Discover what’s tracking your Internet activity with these Web apps
Check out these free tools that reveal who and what is looking at your Web activity - and what you can do about it.
Mark Zuckerberg spills on Google, China, Steve Jobs, and the Facebook IPO
In an interview with Charlie Rose, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg were relatively open books on persisting questions regarding the company's place in Silicon Valley and future aspirations.
Poorsquare brings Foursquare deals to the masses
Love the gaming aspect of location-based applications but can't afford the "discounts"? The answer is Poorsquare, a new hack that surfaces all things cheap.
Just a few ways the E-PARASITE Act could dismantle the Internet
The E-PARASITE Act, on its surface, wants to cut down on Internet piracy. But deep down, it's a frighteningly possible attack on digital free speech.
Google finally launches Google+ Pages for businesses and brands
Now brands and organizations have a way to market themselves to the Google+ crowd.
Peter Jackson takes us on a tour of the tech behind The Hobbit
Here's a sneak peak of everything that's going into The Hobbit, one of the most anticipated movies of 2012.
The state of streaming, cable, and television: What can we expect in 2012?
The future of television remains up in the air as content providers and cable companies prepare to fight it out, and streaming services wait in the wings.
Google promotes Web journalists – as long as they have Google+ profiles
Is a new tool from Google helping writers promote their work or cornering them into using Google+?
Sporadic Siri outage leaves iPhone 4S users without their virtual assistants
Early adopters, beware: Siri is having its first breakdown as users nationwide are unable to access their favorite iOS app.
Facebook accused of tracking users even after they delete accounts
Yet again, Facebook finds itself accused of installing cookies to follow its users - even after they've cut their ties with the social network.
Opinion: Why you still need a digital camera
Stop settling for photos that are "good enough." Ease away from your smartphone and get back on board with dedicated digital cameras -- please.
HTC profits jump 68-percent, shipments 93-percent over the last year
So much for being quietly brilliant: HTC should be shouting its impressive Q3 results from the rooftops.
These apps are doing location differently
Foursquare was just the beginning. Check out some of the new trends emerging within the geo-social landscape.
Is Facebook creating ‘shadow profiles’ for non-members?
A privacy watchdog group accuses Facebook of preemptively adding to its 800 million users.
Google+ update: Pseudonyms and brand pages are on the way
Google+ offers a look at its roadmap, which will include the introduction of the alias and new marketing opportunities.
Everything you need to know about Chime.in
It's getting ample attention, but is Chime.in's subject-focused social network really enough to compete?
Analyst says iPhone 5 was Steve Jobs’ last project; expected this summer
We're nursing a serious iPhone hangover after the 4S' debut, but here's a quick recap and update on where things stand with the iPhone 5.
Take This Lollipop makes Facebook stalking personal – and horrifying
Check out this short film that stars your Facebook profile and an incredibly disturbing cyber-stalker.
Concept cameras: Digital photography’s craziest pipe dreams
If you've been impressed by built-in filters and GPS functions in your digital camera, be prepared to have your mind blown by these ground-breaking concepts...most of which will never make it past the mock-up stage.