How time flies. In recognition of Twitter's fifth birthday, we're looking at five hilarious and amazing the site has brought to us over the last few years.
The Cr-48 is just about out of beta testing and could be yours by this summer - provided you're ready for a subscription plan possibly linked to a Google account.
It shouldn't come as a huge surprise that spamming popular platforms like Facebook and Android is on the rise, but the steep jump should increase your caution.
The ACLU wants to know how exactly the Michigan State Police are using a device that extracts massive amounts of data from citizens' phones - and so far, they aren't telling.
A Baidu-Facebook partnership may still come to fruition, but it looks like the Chinese search engine giant will be wasting no time with its social media plans.
Time to officially ditch your remote and get ready to control your viewing habits with a wave of your hand, with Kinect support for Netflix on Xbox Live.
A team of telecommunication rebels have ended the communication block in Libya by pirating a state-controlled cellular network and opening it up for citizens.
Police and other agencies are deferring to the Internet for investigation purposes - and a new paper points out is no required report for this activity.
Beidou is meant to replace US GPS systems that Chinese citizens currently use, and will also be a part of the country's plan to provide government-created online mapping.