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.
Google Profiles get a social makeover
The most recent step in the never-ending Google-social saga is a big upgrade to Google Profiles.
Android Developers Union wants to take on Google
A group of disgruntled Android developers are making demands from Google - but their legitimacy remains to be seen.
Apple cuts original iPad price
As the iPad 2 makes its official debut, the first-generation Apple tablet sees its first price cut. Question is, do you go for the savings or this year's hot gadget?
Apple iPad 2: What’s missing?
Apple always makes an impression, but a few suspected features didn't make it to the iPad 2. With the iPad 3 allegedly waiting in the wings, they could be right around the corner.
Smart Covers flexibly and minimally protect the iPad 2
A clever design makes Apple's Smart Covers for the iPad 2 both thin and versatile, but protection won't likely be a high point.
Alleged iPad 2 images leak
We know, we're exhausted thinking about all the iPad rumors too - but here's one more for the road before anything's official.
Verizon will pull unlimited iPhone data plans
That was quick. Shortly after introducing the iPhone, Verizon will cut out its unlimited plan and force users into tiered pricing.
Selective censorship: How to prepare your Facebook for college admissions
Somewhere between sending in personal essays and accruing community service, college hopefuls now must prepare their Facebook accounts for university scrutiny. Here's how to tidy up your high school debauchery and put your best face(book) forward.
Penthouse will launch the world’s first 3D porn channel
It was only a matter of time. Penthouse Magazine announced today it will reveal the world's first entirely 3D adult channel on March 1.
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.
Rogue Android app will run up your bill
Mobile piracy is on the rise, and a newly identified Android app hijacks your phone's texting client.
Motorola sues TiVo over DVR technology
TiVo finds itself sued yet again, this time by Motorola, which claims TiVo is violating its DVR technology patents.
Facebook translates privacy policy for non-legal experts
Facebook has cut down on its privacy policy's lawyer-speak in an attempt to accurately explain its guidelines to its users.