A new iPhone upgrade is right around the corner, and an Apple fan site is reporting the company is testing three versions of the iPhone 5. But how many of them will actually make it into production?
Rumors suggest Facebook will break back into China, but it's success there isn't guaranteed. These entrenched Chinese social networking sites have grown in Facebook's absence, and may give the western newcomer a run for its money.
After drawing the attention of the Feds, Pandora's app has also come under the scrutiny of an Internet security firm that claims it shares personal info, including GPS coordinates, birthdays and gender.
Google is hard at work giving YouTube the Hollywood treatment and turning it into a premium-content competitor with organized channels and professionally produced video.
You may have noticed some glitches on Twitter yesterday, which have disabled some of the site's new elements. Regardless, a new homepage is on its way and the site will keep continue to renew focus on customized search results.
We got some trial time with the Olympus TG-610, its latest tough cam - and put it through some fairly destructive scenarios to see whether it would survive.
Talk about appealing to the masses. In two weeks, President Obama will team up with Facebook execs to discuss the country's economy and take questions from the public.
Google has found itself in the middle of some notable patent litigation this year - and with a chance to bring home thousands of patents from Nortel, it could fend some of them off.