The Buzz Crew talks about Facebook's historic IPO, and the challenges they'll face moving forward. Zynga is smiling, and so is the invite-only Pinterest. We've figured it out, and it's the new social network for girls or metrosexuals. "Into it, Not Into it" brings us vacuum-sealed couples and that's all ...

Multiple reports of slow loading and even no loading suggest that Facebook is experiencing problems. What might it be?

With the third version of the critically-acclaimed app, users will be able to drill down and see more of the videos their friends are sharing--and what their friends' friends are watching.

Julian Assange took his extradition battle to Britain's Supreme Court on Wednesday, arguing that sending him to Sweden would violate a fundamental principle of natural law.

College Humor has produced a fantastic faux role-playing game version of the twisted AMC meth cooker hit. Too bad it's not the real thing. But beware: Spoilers lie within.

Apple is under fire for its supply chain labor, but every tech item--indeed, everything you own--goes through the same manufacturing paces.

A new patent application offers a glimpse at a remote control that promises to control multiple devices with a dead-simple setup.

In Dusseldorf, Germany, heavy crosswinds often force pilots to make some truly creative final approaches. A video compilation shows what passengers on the incoming planes would probably rather not see.

Almost a week later than it was originally expected, Acer has started selling the Iconia Tab A200 Android Honeycomb tablet in the US, the 16GB model just being added by BestBuy to its online store where it retails for $349.99 (roughly 271 EUR).The A200 was actually expected to arrive in ...

Looks like Advanced Micro Devices is going for a change of image, or at least wants to change the image of its APUs (accelerated processing units). Advanced Micro Devices has decided to completely drop the Fusion System Architecture brand, FSA for short. That isn't to say that ...

With #OpMegaUpload, Anonymous launches the equivalent of thermonuclear cyber war. What will be the consequence--and worse, did Anonymous just get played?

Both in terms of their underlying approach to IT and their management capabilities in the aggregate, there's a clear distinction between virtualization and private clouds.