Latest by Molly McHugh

After some skepticism, the Sony Move has proven to be a hit, shipping 2.5 million units in its first month.

In their debut, the majority of magazine apps for the iPad appear to be doing little to utilize the digital possibilities available to them, and critics are taking notice. Will they respond and follow the lead of other successful apps, or is this medium going to continue struggling to keep its head above water?

A malicious redirect on the Nobel Prize website was labeled a critical threat, but barely had a chance to infect users, as Mozilla hastily patched the hole with a Firefox update in under 48 hours.

Due to development delays, Mozilla will push back the launch of Firefox 4 from what should have been November to early 2011.

A rumored SIM card that works across many carriers could potentially allow iPhone users to switch service providers with the press of a virtual button - in Europe, anyway.

Less than six months after Google admitted accidentally accessing private user information, the US investigation has been dropped. But this is only one of many battles the company faces in the near future.

Before you decide to go off the grid entirely, check out these easy ways to prevent Firesheep hacks, attacks and hijacking.

Social gaming developer Zynga is quickly taking over the market, and is now estimated to be worth more than the second largest gaming company in the world, EA.

The formerly iOS-only video chat client has finally made the jump to Mac OS X. Check out of first impressions after a test drive with the beta version.

Popular online travel websites have formed the FairSearch coalition in an attempt to block Google's acquisition of ITA, claiming its bad for business, the market, and consumers.

Two top Digg executives cut loose from the company on Monday as CEO Matt Williams announced he would slash the startup's staff by 37 percent.

Firesheep takes the technical skill out of hijacking a Wi-Fi session, making it possible for strangers to infiltrate everything from Facebook to Yahoo accounts on public networks.

MySpace is the latest in the recent string of social networking sites that have taken heat for sharing user IDs and profiles with third parties.

The $250 million dollar investment fund, dubbed sFund, will be dedicated to helping developing startup companies centered around social media.

Windows Phone 7 has premiered in New Zealand to success, though it remains to be seen whether it can scratch away market share from Google, Apple and RIM.

Office 365 will roll many of the same functions found in Microsoft’s traditional Office suite into a cloud-based package available from any browser.

After learning from users that not all memories are good memories, Facebook has begun blocking photos of exes in its Photo Memories box.

V-Moda's new Vibrato in-ear headphones boast a sleek look and many of V-Moda's high-end listening technologies.