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Newsweek's Michele Bachmann Cover Photo: A Cheap Shot?
Newsweek ran a wild-eyed cover photo of Michele Bachmann that's coming under fire from conservatives. Was the cover image a cheap shot? One writer thinks so.
UK Riots 2011: Did Technology Help London Residents Set Ablaze the City?
Following three nights of rioting and looting in London, some police, politicians and media organizations singled out Blackberry's messaging network as being a useful aid for UK troublemakers.
Bieber, Beckham, Beyonce & More Team up for East Africa Famine Campaign (VIDEO)
Celebrities like David Beckham, Beyonce, and Justin Bieber have teamed up for the "I'm Gunna Be Your Friend" campaign with Save the Children to help aid those affected by the famine in East Africa. The campaign launched a new video on Aug 9 set to the tune of Bob Marley's "High Tide or Low Tide."
Google+ iOS App Supports the iPad and iPod Touch Following Arrival on iPhone (VIDEO)
Google's social networking site Google+ on Monday released a new update to Apple iOS app to support the iPad and iPod Touch, following the last month's launch of Google+ app for iPhone users.
Petition to Name Peak After John Denver Faces Hurdles
A Wilderness Act prevents the naming and some people are not in favor of it
Musicians, Tech Giants Team up to Support Children Fighting Famine in Africa
A global bunch of musicians and tech giants have come up to set off a campaign ?I?m Gonna Be Your Friend", to help Save the Children fight the famine in East Africa.
Facebook, Twitter Set Off Riot Clean-up Campaign: RIM to Help London Police
While the politicians and police believe Facebook, Twitter and Blackberry Messenger has triggered the fire of riot in London, but thousands of these social network users have made a clean-up effort.
Facebook May Cause Psychological Disorders, Study Says
A recent study showed that teens who use Facebook heavily show more narcissistic tendencies while young adults who have a strong Facebook presence show signs of other psychological disorders.
Android Flaw Behind Phishing and Pop-ups Exposed
Researchers have found a flaw in Android, which can be exploited for stealing data via phishing or for sending irritating pop up adverts.
New Google+ App Opens Door to Apple Ecosystem [VIDEO]
Google is building on top of the allure of its new social network, Google+, with the release of an updated app that will work on all Apple devices.
Classic "Dirty Dancing" film to get Hollywood remake
The classic 1987 film "Dirty Dancing" is getting a remake, adding songs from the 1960s and brand new compositions to some of the original music, film studio Lionsgate said on Monday.
Facebook Overload? How to Monitor a Teen?s Social Networking Consumption
Parents should have a frank discussion with teens who are interested in entering the social networking scene to help ensure they don't fall into unhealthy or risky habits.
Facebook Increasingly Used by Job Recruiters
A growing number of companies are mining Facebook for new employees, eschewing both conventional means like job postings and competitors like LinkedIn, the Wall Street Journal reported.
?The Hunger Games? Movie Releases New Stills, Sequel Date [PHOTOS]
The sequel will be out in 2013.
One-third of Americans Would Give up Sex to Keep Their Phones
The American people just love their cell phones. According to a new survey from Telenav, a mobile applications company, one-third of Americans would rather do without sex than without their cell phone.
Google+ Poses A Real Threat to Facebook's Reign: Survey Says
The growth of Google+ since its launch a month ago has been breathtaking. Swallowing up 20 million users in 3 weeks from the launch, Google's new social media site has now reportedly reached 2 5 million.
Egypt court demands details of web and phone blackout
An Egyptian judge on Monday asked to see minutes of a meeting when a decision was taken to cut mobile and Internet services during an uprising that toppled President Hosni Mubarak, a move that could draw the ruling military into the controversy.
Facebook Overload May be Unhealthy for Teens: Study
Constantly using social networking Web sites may hurt school performance and lead to psychological disorders among teens, a study said.
Who Will Have More Users: Google+, Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn?
Since the leading search engine Google's own social networking site Google+ was launched in June, it has grown a lot and, according to some reports, it will surpass Twitter and LinkedIn as the No. 2 social media network within one year.
Facebook's Danger on Kids' Health And How To Prevent It: Psychologist's Guidance for Parents
Facebook doesn't just alter the way you communicate, but it may be changing who you are entirely. The impact of continuous Facebooking is harming the lives of teens, a set of new studies revealed.
Teen Facebook Users May Develop Psychological Disorders, Anti-social Behaviors: Study
Teenagers spending more time on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter are prone to develop narcissistic tendencies, psychological disorders and anti social behaviors, according to a study.
Controversy Sparks as Neuroscientist Links Internet Usage to Autism
Debates and discussions have sparked with a leading neuroscientist Lady Susan Greenfield suggesting that there may be a link between increasing usage of the internet and the rise autism.
Kate Middleton: Still the World?s Most Fashionable Royal
Kate Middleton's style continues to amaze. Despite calls that she is a "Royal Recycler," Kate has conquered the world of fashion with her timeless beauty and impeccable sense of style.
Israel in Grip of Massive Protests Over Rising Cost of Living
More than 250,000 Israelis have staged protests in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem cities over the rising cost of living, reflecting the middle-class discontent over the country's inability to address the long-pending housing needs.
Facebook's "Spam King" Sanford Wallace Allegedly Sneaked into Half a Million Accounts
The self proclaimed "Spam King" of Facebook, who sneaked his way into half a million Facebook accounts and flooded them with spam, could soon be paying for his actions.
Casey Anthony Look-alike Concetta Graves: As Hot as Caylee's Mom or Hotter? (PHOTOS)
Look-alike of celebrities like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson receive a lot of attention and they love it but L. Concetta Graves, who looks very similar to Casey Anthony, hates the attention she is getting right now.
Accused Facebook Spammer Sanford Wallace Has a History of Spamming
Self-proclaimed "Spam King" Sanford Wallace, a Las Vegas man who is accused of breaking into Facebook accounts and sending more than 27 million spam messages to Facebook users, may face imprisonment for more than 16 years, along with a fine of $2 million.
What happens when citizens lose faith in government?
Tolstoy thought unhappy families were unique in their unhappiness.
Guidewire hires underwriters for IPO: sources
Guidewire Software Inc, which sells software to the insurance industry, is gearing up to go public and has selected JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) and Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) to underwrite the deal, people close to the matter said.
HP Slashes iPad Competitor, Touchpads Price for Third Time in a Week
HP has slashed the TouchPad price for the third time in a week to boost the sales of the 1 month old iPad competing tablet.


