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Panoramio, the Google-owned service that showcases geolocation tagged photos and is an important source of images for Google Earth (...)

Jonny Haskins has a theory about Apple’s iWatch. It was originally published on his own blog, Pixel Lounge. Like many people, I (...)

Waseef Akhtar was 14 years old when he got his hands on his first iPod — "an iPod Nano, third generation," he says with a (...)

Google launched one its most ambitious project to date when it unveiled Project Loon, its long-term project to provide balloon-powered (...)

Google has reportedly acquired WIMM Labs, a company that specializes in wearable computing devices built on the Android operating (...)

Facebook is testing Twitter-like trending topics and some users can find it on their News Feed. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, (...)

Twitter launched its Amplify service for sponsored in-tweet video clips in May, and now it has signed its first European partnership (...)

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Thomas Clayton has started and run numerous high-tech startups in Silicon Valley. He is currently CEO of Bubbly, a social media (...)

Sina Weibo has expanded to both Singapore and Indonesia, appointing a new company called Trends Media to focus its expansion efforts According (...)

Spreading spam on Facebook Pages is a booming business of at least $200 million a year. And a single post that contains a spam link (...)

This is the second in our Future Of series, where we analyze and dissect one facet of life that’s been impacted by digital technology. (...)

Few people have as much claim as Vint Cerf to the title “Father of the Internet,” but as the technologies he helped develop in (...)

Fancy getting some early access to new features coming in Twitter’s Android app? A number of users are seeing a dialog box on the (...)

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Twitter has begun adding protected tweets to Twitter Search results of private users and their approved followers. It’s important (...)

Yesterday we reported that Chinese tech giants Baidu and Qihoo 360 are currently courting users with 1TB of free space, putting (...)

Following Spotify, Pandora, Google and a whole host of other technology firms, Nokia is reaffirming its presence in the automotive (...)

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Foursquare Labs Inc. is in talks with multiple large technology companies about a potential strategic investment, according to people (...)

The final deadline to enter your best work for the Mashies is fast approaching, so make sure to submit your entries before you leave (...)

Twitter has opened up its Lead Generation Card to all advertisers and small-to-medium-sized businesses (SMBs) after a limited release (...)

Facebook on Thursday proposed updates (via TechCrunch) to its Data Use Policy and Statement of Rights and Responsibilities to better (...)

Skype has marked a monumental milestone today as it celebrates its 10 year anniversary. It seems 2013 is the year filled with tech (...)

Mozilla has been hard at work developing its Firefox OS for mobile devices for some time now, and with the smartphone market already (...)

It is a widely-known fact that censorship is rampant in China, as the government seeks to crack down on dissent within the massive (...)

Google VP for Android Hugo Barra has been the talking point of the tech community today, after announcing that he will end his five (...)

Hugo Barra, Google’s Vice President of product management for Android, is reportedly leaving the company and headed to Chinese smartphone (...)

Intel is gearing up to release a Pocket Avatars app for iOS and Android that harnesses facial recognition technology to let users (...)

It was 50 years ago today that 200,000 men and women, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. marched on Washington. That makes today the (...)

Sometime in the early 2000s, as cell phones became ubiquitous, people started shedding dozens of random seven digit number sequences (...)

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The latest simple and clever video from AsapScience illustrates the happiness-generating power of music. This animation by AsapScience (...)

Now you’re talking--Smart Interaction Lab introduces three simple, toy-like instruments designed to build a better brainstorm. (...)

A few years ago, researchers at the University of Maryland designed a computer program that predicts terrorist attacks. Now, the same (...)

In another hard-won triumph for contemporary architecture in Paris, a new building casts stone into bright and airy modernism. (...)

With confirmation from a company exec that Samsung will formally unveil its Galaxy Gear smartwatch in just a few days time, the tech (...)

Facebook has launched a cross-platform SDK that will help developers integrate the social graph into their mobile apps. The catch? (...)

Facebook, for the first time, has detailed how many user data requests it receives from each country. And since Twitter does the (...)

On the same day Melbourne IT found itself at the center of the so-called ‘Syrian Electronic Army’s’ (SEA) attack on the New (...)

InfiniScroll, populated by a winding parade of creatures with tails and tales, is an upgrade for child and parent. A favorite (...)

In photos, what’s left of Bolivia’s LAB airline, the grounded former source of national pride and global style. (...)

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Smart products learn, recognize patterns, and anticipate our decision-making in order to simplify our overstimulated lives. (...)

A successful Kickstarter campaign that depicts classic video characters like Mario and Zelda in medieval Japan has injected new (...)

The New York Times last week tested a feature in which users can tweet specific highlighted sentences within an article. How the feature (...)

Google has reduced the price of its Nexus 4 smartphone to $199 for the 8GB version and $249 for the 16GB one, as noted by Engadget. (...)