Online social networking titan Facebook has filed a suit against website Teachbook because it has used the term “book” in its name claiming in the process that it may help confuse users and make them believe that the two websites are somehow connected to each other.

Wondering why many videographers still cling to tape-based production? Because the good-old-tape can be decades old and still work, and in case of damage, the salvaged portion can still be played back.

Security company McAfee has named Cameron Diaz as the most dangerous celebrity to search for online, replacing Jessica Biel.

The users of the world’s top and most recognizable online social networking site have been warned of a scam where they will be enticed to download a software that will enable to have a “dislike” button, only that instead of a button, it is a malicious software.

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Mark Hurd has resigned as chief executive officer of Hewlett-Packard Co. amid an investigation into an allegation that he sexually harassed a former contractor of the company.

The folks over at Yosion are claiming that with the help of their new adapter, called the Apple Peel 520, you can actually use your iPod Touch as a proper phone.

The EU Commission has opted the use of Apple iPhone and HTC phones over BlackBerry for their choice of what smartphone to use

Blizzard Entertainment announced Tuesday, August 3, that StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty sold 1.5 million copies on its first 2 days making it the fastest selling strategy game so far in history.

Professor Ishiguro expects the silicon-skinned robot to be used in real-life situations, allowing people to feel as though they’re talking to a live person instead of a video on a computer screen.