LinkedIn launches news aggregation service, LinkedIn Today
Another news aggregation service enters the market, and LinkedIn has its sights set on helping you get to know your industry better.
Google vs. the World
As Google buys up its smallest competitors and plows over the bigger ones, only a handful of tech titans stand in the way total Web domination. What chance do Apple, Facebook and Microsoft stand of resisting Google’s assault on every front?
Safari and IE8 crumble at Pwn2Own 2011
Safari and Internet Explorer went down without a fight in at the Pwn2Own security conference, while Chrome has yet to even be challenged.
White iPhone is in production, should launch in April
We don't blame your skepticism, but the unicorn of the tech world - the White iPhone - may finally be making its debut.
Microsoft Ventura project to bring multimedia discovery
A Microsoft job posting makes its look like the company is considering a move to a cloud-hosted multimedia service currently dubbed "Ventura."
Real-life flying ‘Up’ house goes airborne
National Geographic brought the balloon house from Disney/Pixar's 'Up' to life as part of their new series "how Hard Can it Be?".
64GB iPhone 4 surfaces in China; UPDATE: Alleged hands-on demo with the prototype
A new round of Apple rumors say the 64GB iPhone 4 may be a reality - at least in China.
Foursquare 3.0 lands right in time for SXSW
Foursquare will offer a major revamp for iOS and Android users, attempting to solidify itself as geo-social's leading innovator.
The death of DVD
It's been a long time coming: Facebook video streaming and a gang of similar competitors could be the straw that will break the DVD's back.
Facebook adds suicide alert system
Facebook has partnered with suicide prevention groups in the US and UK to help users deal with distressed friends when they're not sure where else to turn.
Facebook still wants to give developers your address and phone number
After terminating the controversial 'permission screen' last month, Facebook responds to government questions over offering up user phone numbers and addresses.
Panasonic announces pricing for 2011 Lumix lineup
Panasonic's new cameras will be here at the end of the Month, but until then here's a look at the prices.
YouTube takes another step toward premium content with Next New Networks
YouTube has acquired Web video company Next New Networks in yet another step to begin offering professional programming.
Samsung denies Galaxy Tab 10.1 remodel, sticks to launch schedule
In what's possibly the latest translation flub from Samsung, the manufacturer is asserting that the Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be released on time.
Instant-print faceoff: Polaroid OneStep Flash vs Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S
Sometimes nothing beats retro tech for instant nostalgia. Our instant-print showdown pits the classic Polaroid OneStep Flash vs. Fujifilm's Instax Mini 7s.
Disconnecting for 24 hours: My National Day of Unplugging
A self-described digital addict, I put myself to the test by going 24 hours without tech for the National Day of Unplugging.
Samsung considering Galaxy Tab 10.1 overhaul after seeing iPad 2
The iPad 2 event made an impression on more than just Apple fanboys: Samsung will rethink its Galaxy Tab 10.1 as a result.
Google wants to fix its Android fragmentation problem
Android coders will now be able to develop across the board with a new compatibility tool that Google hopes will held paste together its fractured user base.
Burma joins the Facebook Revolutions
The success of Internet-enabled revolutions are now reaching as far as Burma, where activists face an extremely brutal government.