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Photos of Mariah Yeater with Baby Tristyn Emerge
Photos of Mariah Yeater and her three-month-old son Tristyn have recently emerged. The Daily Mail has released exclusive shots of the mother and her child -- who may or may not be Justin Bieber's son -- sharing some happy moments together.
Steve Jobs Named Most Influential Man in Gaming
The London Games Conference names Steve Jobs the most influential person in gaming, and Apple’s iPhone the biggest product to shape the industry.
Google's Direct Connect Links Search With Social
Type a + before any business or brand name on Google and you will automatically be rerouted the business' Google+ page.
Justin Bieber Baby Rumor: Police to Investigate the Sexual Tryst
Los Angeles police may investigate an alleged sexual tryst between pop singer Justin Bieber and a 20-year-old woman Mariah Yeater because it violates the statutory rape law of California.
Jack the Cat Dies After JFK Airport Ordeal
His condition was the equivalent of having severe burns over 50-60% of his body
Facebook's Underage Users Create Profiles With Parents' Help
When Web sites require people to agree to their terms of service agreements, it is often to prevent children from accessing the site's content.
HTC Smartphones in Line for Ice Cream Sandwich Upgrade Revealed
In an official statement posted on Facebook, Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer HTC revealed the list of phones in line for receiving an Android 4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade.
Jim McNeil, FMX Freestyle Rider, Dies During Exhibition Practice
Jim McNeil, a freestyle motorcycle rider in the FMX series, died after injuries suffered in a crash during practice for an exhibition prior to the AAA Texas 500 at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, an event that is part of the Samsung Mobile 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, Boost Mobile announced Sunday morning.
Facebook Won’t be Targeted, Says Anonymous Hacking Group
Facebook would not be targeted by Anonymous, the hacking group said in one of its Twitter accounts, again distancing itself from a threat that has gotten broad publicity since it surfaced several months ago.
Bank Transfer Day protest a marketing boon for some
Bank Transfer Day -- the protest movement urging Americans to take their business out of big banks on Saturday and put it into credit unions and local banks -- is being used as a marketing opportunity by some.
Marilyn, Elvis Team Up for 'Retro World' Game
Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe, both long dead, get new lives in an online game aimed at the 40-and-over crowd that seeks to tap into the Hollywood legends' eternal, and lucrative, popularity.
Lindsey Vonn Goes to the Homecoming Dance
Parker McDonald, a 16-year-old Nordic skier, asked Lindsey Vonn, an American Olympic gold medalist for alpine ski racing, to the Vail Ski and Snowboard Academy's homecoming dance Friday night and she said, Yes!
Hobbit video marks return of Frodo
You have to give Peter Jackson credit for keeping fans up to date on his upcoming big-screen version of The Hobbit.
Wal-Mart offers early preview of Black Friday deals
Wal-Mart Stores Inc said on Wednesday it will soon give fans a sneak peek at its Black Friday deals and will hold a sale this Saturday, as the world's largest retailer and other U.S. chains make an early effort to win over fickle shoppers this holiday season.
Groupon is a terrible company for investors — but I’m buying shares tomorrow
If you’d told me 5 months ago that I would spend a lot of 2011 studying accounting, talking to businesses and saying bad things about a company that everyone once loved, I never would have believed you.
Bank Transfer Day on Nov. 5 Looms High
Bank Transfer Day Nov 5 is tomorrow, and as people across America are preparing to stick it to their financial institutions, bank stocks are taking a huge hit and credit unions are seeing a major boon.
Groupon's IPO biggest by U.S. Web company since Google
Groupon Inc raised $700 million after increasing the size of its initial public offering, becoming the largest IPO by a U.S. Internet company since Google Inc raised $1.7 billion in 2004.
Facebook, Twitter Being Monitored by the CIA
The CIA formed an elite analytical unit in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks that monitors social media posts around the globe.
LinkedIn Lifts Outlook, Stock Plan Raises Concerns
Professional networking company LinkedIn posted quarterly results that beat estimates and raised its full-year outlook, but margin expectations and plans for a share offer drew scrutiny from investors.
Best Places to Buy Art on Each Continent
Find out the best places to score both an amazing piece of art and a great deal on every continent!
Twitter to Track Disease Outbreaks
Public health officials could use social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook to track contagious diseases, according to research published Tuesday.
Judge William Adams Broke the Law, but Won't be Charged for Beating his Daughter [VIDEO]
Judge William Adams will not be charged for physically abusing his daughter Hillary Adams, police said on Thursday.
Groupon Raises $700 Million, Biggest Internet IPO Since Google
Groupon Inc. raised $700 million after increasing the size of its initial public offering, becoming the largest IPO by an Internet company since Google Inc raised $1.7 billion in 2004.
Can U.S. Government Partnership with Facebook Reduce Unemployment Rate?
Last month, the Obama administration announced a partnership with Facebook intended to help Americans find jobs and employers find employees via social media. Experts say it could make a dent in the unemployment rate.
New Amy Winehouse Songs Evoke Bittersweet Memories
Two previously unreleased songs from Amy Winehouse aired on radio stations this week ahead of her posthumous album, generating mostly positive comments from critics and bittersweet memories for fans.
Paris Masters - Nadal Withdraws to Concentrate on Tour Finals, Davis Cup
This year's Paris Masters will miss World number two Rafael Nadal who pulled out of next week's tournament so as to concentrate on the ATP World Tour Finals in London and the Davis Cup final.
Do Parents Help Underage Kids Sign Up for Facebook?
A number of parents are helping their underage children to sign up on Facebook by assisting them in lying about their age, a new survey has found.
LinkedIn Raises 2011 Outlook
Professional networking company LinkedIn posted a third-quarter net loss but raised its full-year outlook after it posted a 126 percent rise in third-quarter revenue.
Miss World 2011: Beauty Pageant Back in London, But Feminist Outrage Still Haunts it
After a decade-long gap, the 'Miss World' contest is back in London, but the feminist organizations are set to protest the beauty pageant, which, according to them, is a sexist event.
Groupon raises $700 million in biggest Internet IPO
Groupon Inc raised $700 million after increasing the size of its initial public offering, becoming the largest IPO by an Internet company since Google Inc raised $1.7 billion in 2004.


