High incidents of cybercrime, frequent online banking, and an abundance of Wi-Fi hotspots all earned Seattle a number one spot in Symantec's ranking of the most dangerous cities to surf.
Concerned with the revealing flow of data you send to Google with every click? A new browser plug-in will let privacy hounds opt out of Google Analytics.
By completely eliminating vampire power draw when plugged in and unused, AT&T's Zero charger uses less electricity and has the potential to reduce electricity bills - if ever so slightly.
Apple's iPad case, keyboard dock and power adapter will all have to wait until after April 3 to arrive, leaving early-adopting iPad users out in the cold.
After several fleeting victories over Google for days at a time, Facebook has finally garnered more traffic than its Mountain View competitor for a solid week.
When a ring is just too small to let people know how many digits you have in your bank account, Mervis Diamond Importers offers a diamond-crusted version of the iPad for just under $20,000.
A completely revamped Digg will move away from the collective whims of 40 million users and attempt to emphasize stories more relevant to the individual reader.
Last-minute tuning will push the launch of Plastic Logic's high-end Que ProReader from April into summer, pitting it against a range of other upcoming e-readers.
Joining Nintendo's Wii and Microsoft's upcoming Project Natal, the Move controller will translate motion to virtual reality, unlocking a whole new genre of games for the PlayStation 3.
The first iPad commercial to grace mainstream airwaves cropped up during the televised Oscars, while Steve Jobs hobnobbed with celebs in person at the Hollywood event.
After a sudden and allegedly unjustified firing from their own game studio, the former president and CEO of Infinity Ward are demanding $36 million from Activision.
A series of cryptic Apple-style advertisements from Valve and other clues suggest that some of the company's most popular titles will soon launch for Macs.