How does the chaos of Craigslist love endure in an eHarmony world?
In an Internet increasingly full of sophisticated platforms for finding romance online, the world's least user intuitive network continues to thrive.
Hold that hashtag: Twitter did not just launch its own payment feature
Twitter and Amex have partnered to enable an e-commerce feature - and that's just what it is, a feature, not a platform.
Vine steals some of Instagram’s spotlight at New York Fashion Week
Instagram was once the darling of Fashion Week, but the new GIF-like Vine is falling in with the stylish event.
The cream of the 500 Startups Demo Day crop
The fifth 500 Startups accelerator batch took to the stage during yesterday's Demo Day.
Stublisher, a platform for collecting and reliving your social life, opens to the public
Stublisher has exited private beta and launched to the public, complete with a new design.
BangWithFriends is tacky, tawdry, and gross … but does it work?
BangWithFriends took the Internet by storm last week and has left us all wondering - is this thing for real?
Instagram is officially mobile-only no more as it introduces feed for Web
Instagram, the darling of smartphone apps, has transitioned into a Web client by bringing its photo feed to the desktop.
Our favorite, funniest tweets from Super Bowl XLVII
Check out some of the funniest, finest reactions to the Super Bowl Twitter had to offer.
Super Bowl blackout generated 231,500 tweets per minute, and other social media numbers
The game is all over, but we're now just reveling in all tweets, photos, videos, and chatter Super Bowl XLVII spawned.
250,000 user accounts attacked in Twitter security breach
Twitter says it was attacked this week and that 250,000 user passwords were stolen.
Extortion or honesty? ReviewerCard is a gut check for the online review ecosystem
A new product called ReviewerCard lets you use your online clout to get better treatment by businesses.
You want likes? We got likes! Getting dirty in Instagram’s seedy spambot underbelly
It was a matter of time: Turns out, Twitter and Facebook aren't the only ones with a spambot problem - Instagram has joined their ranks.
Facebook just introduced a sound that will haunt your dreams – here’s how to turn it off
Facebook has rolled out sound alerts to accompany all your notifications. Yes - really. Here's what it sounds like and here's how to get rid of it.
How social networks are ruining social networks
One day old app Vine has lost Facebook privileges, and it's only the latest bout of social network unfriendliness that's making it hard to share content.
Facebook’s News Feed isn’t just broken, it’s getting worse
Facebook's News Feed is our jumping off point into the site - but does it even work anymore?
Your Internet girlfriend doesn’t exist: Here’s how to avoid getting ‘Catfished’ like Te’o
Manti Te'o and his fake online girlfriend have surfaced the fears of those trying to find love online. Learn from his mistakes with these tips and tricks.
When Kinko’s and Apple’s Genius Bar collide, you get Polaroid’s Fotobars
Check out our hands-on with the new Polaroid Fotobar, a retail experience to inject a little real-life into saving, edting, and printing your photos.
Why Facebook Graph Search is the best thing you never knew you always wanted
Facebook is rolling out a new product called Graph Search, the tool that will finally make sense of all the data you've been giving to the network.
5 things Facebook could be pulling the curtain off this morning
Facebook has invited the press to come see what it's been "building." Before the big reveal, it's time to make a few educated guesses of our own.
Who won CES – according to Twitter buzz
CES 2013 is over - and now it's time to take a look at what had us talking this week to see who came out on top.
Meet the poor (like, broke) man’s Google Glass: the Vuzix M100
When Google first premiered Project Glass last year, it inarguably struck a chord. The augmented reality device is but-yet a prototype, only making it into the hands of developers and a handful of elite “beta testers” (looking at you, Diane Von Furstenburg and co.). Despite the impossible-to-kill hype around this project, Google has more or […]
Mauz transforms your smartphone into a lean, mean – and versatile – gesture control machine
Mauz brings gesture control technology to the mobile arena with its app and dongle accessory.
Prototype no more, Instaprint is hitting the event circuit and makes an appearance at CES
Instaprint is making a name for itself as the darling of the media event circuit.
What has the tech press chattering at CES? Twitter stats show what’s trending around the watercooler
What is everyone busy talking about at CES 2013? Data analysis platform Salorix makes sense of all the chit chat.
Sony at CES: The Wi-Fi friendly Cyber-shot DSC-WX80 is the only thing worth getting excited about (maybe)
A mild effort for Sony with digital cameras this year, as the manufacturer revealed a handful of entry-to-mid level point-and-shoots.
Mr. Zuckerberg, tear down this wall! The social Web and the Web are now one
As reports break that growing Google+ numbers are thanks to Google force-feeding users their accounts, it's time to realize that the social Web is the only Web.