Caleb Garling

A new study finds that consumers who set ambitious goals have a greater level of satisfaction compared to those who set conservative goals.

Twitter jumps into the app platform game further with Bootstrap.

Wordpress now operates within 22 in every 100 new domains in the US.

Despite turmoil in other tech sectors SalesForce posts a phenomenal second quarter

The new limb moves and adjusts as a regular leg would (almost).

HP announces it will discontinue support of the operating system, though licensing or reselling are still options.

USA.gov has opened a portal to take citizen's app ideas.

IMS Research projects global wireless power market rising from $100 million in 2010 to $4.5 billion in 2016.

New data from comScore show that Amazon's portfolio of properties saw 20 percent of the world's internet users.

The technological marvel arrives in Hong Kong for its final stretch around the globe

A new study from Plymouth University highlights cyberbullying issues for teachers in the UK.

Sony will make cuts to its consoles to keep up with ever-changing gaming market.

BART authorities come under investigation by the FCC for shutting down cell phone service in response to protests.

A new study reveals interesting statistics about the average cell phone

Microsoft announced an interactive blog and Twitter account to open discourse on Windows 8.

Facebook takes measures to ban European social network Netlog

The intensive hospital procedures use has skyrocketed in the last decade.

Sharing Spree gives a new, philanthropic twist on daily deals.

Leaked images from two blogs shed light on Google's upcoming release.

Angry Birds, Farmville and the rest of the social gaming all-stars will now be featured on Google Plus.

As Zynga gets closer to going public, their internal figures show a company with healthy revenue sources.

Groupon has revised its government filings and noted it's actually in the red.

A team of UK researchers has created a material that could make more powerful and smaller computers.

LivingSocial offers a fun glimpse into a cross section of the American consumer.

Apple just edges out Exxon Mobile for the most valuable company in the world...and then falls behind.

AT&T faces hurdles as FCC slows approval process for two major transactions.

Amazon is showing some fairly ominous sales trends in it's UK store.

Social networks may be on a crusade to slash pseudonyms and stomp out anonymity, but operating under a number of online names has its merits.

Bloomberg posts estimates on iPhone 5 hardware, costs and margins.

Earlier this morning we reported how Anonymous had hacked the website of Syria’s Ministry of Defense, and replaced the official homepage with images of citizen unrest and brutality by authorities. Now AnonPlus, Anonymous’s social network has been hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army, replacing the site with grisly images and the following message: “In response […]

Trends continue towards digital shopping as comScore reports new data from the second quarter of 2011.

An unlikely but distinctly knowledgeable group weighs in on the question of a tech bubble.

Sanford Wallace turned himself in and could face up to 40 years in prison.

Movirtu plans to change the way people with only mobile phone access socialize and do business.