Potentially useful if you are making the transition from real cigarettes to e-cigarettes, Smokio is a mobile-connected e-cig device that tracks nicotine consumption and how it impacts your health.
Potentially moving toward a greater level of broadband regulation, the Federal Communications Commission is considering shifting the classification of broadband from a minimum of 4Mbps up to at least 10Mbps or higher.
Attempting to put an end to language barriers within digital communication, Skype Translator is a new feature slated for late 2014 that will provide real-time language translation during a Skype voice chat.
Definitely ideal for anyone that's an avid foodie as well as a Facebook user, the social network is now offering restaurant owners the ability to upload full menus that will be linked to the restaurant's Facebook page.
Incorporating a fairly complex audio recognition tool within the status update interface, Facebook is attempting to make it easier for you to let your friends know about your favorite music and TV shows.
Ideal for heavy Skype users that also own the Xbox One, a new update for the chat software allows users to place and answer video calls while playing video games or using other Xbox One applications.
Aiming to roll out data caps for all Comcast subscribers in the coming years, cord cutters that are transitioning to 4K streaming may find out all that extra data usage is going to add up quickly on the monthly bill.
If you missed out on the mid-April availability of Google Glass, Google has opened up sales again to increase the total number of participants being used to test the hardware during the open beta period.
Likely the envy of every other hormone-driven, male teenager at his school, a teenager in Texas was able to use the power of retweets on Twitter to convince a Houston Texans cheerleader to attend prom with him.
Attempting to bring greater understanding to the recent increase in cyber crime over the last decade, CBS will be launching CSI: Cyber during the upcoming television season with Patricia Arquette as the lead.
Ideal for all the Twitter users that endlessly spam your main feed, Twitter's new mute option will offer users the ability to remove tweets from the feed without actually unfollowing users.
Specifically designed to offer a uniform layout over multiple types of devices, Google is reported to be working on a new Gmail design that drastically changes the Web-based layout for users.
Hoping to resolve the issue with TripAdvisor at some point in the future, hotels and restaurants are being forced into handing over freebies to TripAdvisor users or be faced with a negative online review.
Working to increase the overall security of Twitter accounts on the Web and mobile devices, a new verification feature checks login attempts by location, device type and frequency.
Looking for ways to bring customers into the Apple Store and clear out old stock, a new iPhone 4 and 4S trade-in promotion at Apple is designed to make way for the upcoming iPhone 6 later this year.
Attempting to take advantage of the popularity of social networks in modern society, ABC has greenlit a comedy about a girl obsessed with selfies and promoting herself virtually on Instagram.
Failing to capture the same level of attention that teenagers give to Snapchat, Facebook has quietly removed the Poke mobile application from the App Store as well as the older Camera application.
Creating a new source of funding for political candidates this election year, Bitcoin can now be contributed to political action committees according to a new ruling from the Federal Election Commission.
Potentially ideal if you live in one of these cities in the United States, Amazon is launching expanded support for Sunday delivery using a partnership with the United States Postal Service.
Definitely not interested in paying ISP's for preferential treatment, a group of nearly 150 technology companies stood together against the FCC's proposed plan to regulate deals involving paying for speed.
Definitely an interesting way to remotely monitor your home, Dropcam has announced a new hardware device that will add additional security to doors and windows as well as a human detection software improvement.
Designed to simplify sending money to friends or family, Google is internally testing a new Glass feature that adds Google Wallet functionality and allows users to send money with voice commands.
Leaving the company after a 35-year history with the retailer, Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel has stepped down from the top position due to the events that led to credit card data being stolen last year.
Potentially useful when you need to keep an eye on your iPhone's notifications, the Lunecase provides visual notifications for calls and texts on the back of the case all powered by existing electromagnetic energy.
Perhaps leading the way to the development of the long rumored iWatch, Apple recently purchased a company called LuxVue that develops power-efficient, battery-saving micro-LED displays.
Looking for a way to halt subscriber losses by offering new services, Comcast is preparing to announce a partnership with EA that will bring streaming games to anyone using the X1 cable box.
Yet another patent infringement battle between Apple and Samsung has been decided in the courts. In California today, a jury awarded Apple approximately 5 percent of what the company was seeking from Samsung.
Possibly a representation of what a future iPhone 6 will look like in someone's hand, an alleged iPhone 6 mold has turned up on a Chinese forum known for leaks about upcoming Apple products.
Looking for a way to compete against the Comcast / Time Warner Cable merger, AT&T has approached representatives at DirecTV to discuss a potential deal that would merge the two media companies.
Potentially impacting T-Mobile customers if the merger actually happens, Sprint executives are meeting with banks in order to determine the feasibility of a T-Mobile takeover bid during summer 2014.
Definitely good news for customers that subscribe to Verizon DSL or FIOS, Netflix has entered into a new deal with the Internet service provider to speed up video delivery and improve streaming speeds.
Definitely more bad news for the Los Angeles-based basketball franchise, sponsors of the Clippers are quickly abandoning the team due to the current racism scandal that's dominating the airwaves.
Potentially useful if it's rolled out before Thanksgiving 2015, a new 4G LTE service developed by AT&T could be available on commercial flights to provide faster download speeds than existing Wi-Fi solutions.