Yahoo and Facebook testing the six degrees of separation
Is everyone on Facebook connected by six people? Yahoo and the world's largest social network want to find out.
Google+ suggests Facebook blocked its invite links
Users speculate that Facebook was blocking Google+ invites from the News Feed, which Facebook denies. Simple technical error, or is the G+ pressure started to get to Facebook?
Is Apple – finally – taking the iPhone to China Mobile?
Apple remains "in talks" concerning a China Mobile iPhone, but now those discussions might be nearing an actual launch.
Eye-tracking software shows how Google+ ads could line up against Facebook’s
Eye-tracking reveals that Google+ could show Facebook a little ad competition...now it just needs that user base.
500Startups Demo Day standouts
The 500Startups Demo Day event in San Francisco already boasts some attention-getting pitches, and we've singled out a few that could go far.
Embracing social media, for better or for worse
The world praised social sites when the Facebook-powered Jasmine Revolutions swept through the Middle East and gave citizens a voice. But now that it's being used to thwart authorities stateside, restrictions are being discussed.
Hands-on first impressions of the 2012 Chevy Sonic
Check out our hands-on look at the all-new 2012 Chevy Sonic, an American-built compact that targets a younger demographic with high gas mileage, a low price and plenty of customization.
French carrier makes reference to an ‘iPhone 5’
We're still unsure what it will look like, when it will be released, or how many of them there will be - but here's one clue we will be seeing an iPhone 5 at Apple's next launch.
Report: Apple testing 4G iPhone
When we'll see it, no one knows. But for now, be comforted by the thought that Apple is getting on board with 4G.
Hello Heello: Introducing the TwitPic-produced Twitter clone
The founder of TwitPic has a new photo-sharing service, due out just in time to compete with Twitter's newly introduced photo program.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos patents a mini-airbag for your phone
Two Amazon execs patent a new airbag-like protection for mobile devices.
We’re ready for that launch season, Facebook
We were promised new releases, but thus far for every new Facebook update, there's a respective glitch.
Why the HTC Bliss is already annoying
The HTC Bliss takes myths about women and technology to new proportions.
Gizmodo officially off the hook for the iPhone 4 it paid for
More than a year later, Gizmodo skirts legal repercussions for the iPhone 4 prototype incident.
Quora Browse does a little clean up for the Q&A site
Quora just got a little easier to look at with its new browsing feature.
Anonymous’ new agenda is Operation Facebook
Facebook is the latest entity to join Anonymous' hit list.
Is technology being misused to identify London rioters?
Ethical boundaries are being tested in the wake of the London protests as the Web users debate the line between privacy and security.
Say goodbye to Symbian, North America
Nokia is making use of that deal with Microsoft and will drop Symbian in the US and Canada to fully promote Windows Phone 7.
Holdup: Apple not ready to launch cloud movie service
We all got a little ahead of ourselves thinking the iTunes Replay launch was imminent.
The Android-iPhone battle, mapped state by state
A new report can help you steer clear of your mobile OS enemies with a state-by-state map of mobile loyalties.
How safe is Square? Researchers find a number of holes
Research shows that mobile payment system Square has some security holes.
New initiative encourages the Airbnbs of the industry to keep customers safe
In the wake of the Airbnb scandal, competitor site Roomorama and others will step up to make the industry safer as a whole.