The proposed address of the new Foxconn iPad manufacturing factory will be on a street recently renamed after the late Apple co-founder and CEO. [Read more]

People around the world get a first-time glimpse of restricted areas in the Amazon Basin thanks to a free interactive map.

Imagine hiking through the Amazon looking for monkeys and tropical birds from thousands of miles away. Now users can do this using Google Maps' Street View feature. [Read more]

CNET's reporters will be out in force Friday covering the launch of Apple's third generation iPad, which is expected to draw big crowds. Join us for our continuous live coverage. [Read more]

IBM's Watson computer is going into finance. Citigroup and IBM said Monday they will look into how the famous computer system's technology can improve banking for customers.

A Frenchman believes he's become the village laughing stock after he appears urinating in his own front yard on Street View. So he's suing. [Read more]

A new lawsuit takes aim at Google's Street View feature and Apple devices that use it, saying it's infringing on a patent held by a Florida-based company. [Read more]

StreetViolence.org is a U.K. site on which people who have been mugged can help others avoid certain high-risk areas by mapping the location of the crimes. Does this remind some of Microsoft's "Avoid Ghetto" patent? [Read more]

Time to go underground. Google Japan found a new way for people to explore the world, one cave at a time.

As expected, Facebook showed off some impressive financial and usage figures. But some on Wall Street are left wondering how the company plans to make money off its extraordinary large user base.

As a Google Street View car goes by in Brazil, a woman faceplants. The world is amused. Naturally, therefore, the faceplant is suddenly blurred out.

Be warned your child may be screaming for a tablet soon