Google Reader is dead but the race to replace the RSS feed is very alive
Today marks the death of Google Reader, but the market is bursting with new options.
Terms & Conditions: Wikipedia is open, but your user data isn’t
Wikipedia is all about openness. But its Terms of Use and Privacy Policy keep users' identities a secret.
North, South Korean government sites defaced on Korean War anniversary
For many, the best way to mark an anniversary of a tragic event is with a sensitive condolence card. For hackers, this is just another open season.
Xbox Music for Windows 8.1 includes a radio feature and new music site-scanning technology
The Microsoft Build conference is underway, and we have a first look at everything packed inside Xbox Music for Windows 8.1
Opternative wants to bring the eye exam online
Opternative wants to bring the eye doctor in your living room with the first online eye exams.
The Digital Self: Can the 4th Amendment fit in 140 characters?
When it comes to social media, the U.S. Constitution's Fourth Amendement remains just out of reach.
Terms & Conditions: Sorry gents, Lulu has you hanging by your data
Lulu, the social networking app where women rate the men in their lives, plays fast and hard with guys' data without ever asking them for permission.
One of our favorite little Web tools, Google Trends, gets a big makeover
Google Trends is a must-have - and now it's a must-see.
Can pen and paper survive in a world of touchscreens and tablets?
The recent closing of Georgia Bureau of Investigation's Handwriting Analysis Unit has led us to question the future of handwriting in a digital age.
Remember that Yahoo email you haven’t checked since Gmail arrived? You might lose it
Has it been a while since you logged into Yahoo! Mail? You may want to consider doing that before July 15 ... otherwise, it'll be considered up for grabs.
YouTube to help ad makers make ads
The problem with advertisements on YouTube isn't that they exist, but that they're not taking full advantage of the medium. But YouTube aims to change that.
Hip-hop’s Public Enemy partners with BitTorrent to give power to the people
Public Enemy has partnered with BitTorrent to offer fans the chance to freely download their new video and exclusive elements of their new track.
India’s last state-operated telegram service bites the dust
Telegrams are still around with just handful of services left in India as surprising as that may be, but its presence is waning.
Buzzfeed is getting sued for millions over photo accreditation
Buzzfeed's photo accreditation policy is landing it in hot water.
Is Airbnb really more affordable than a hotel? See for yourself
PriceEconomics settles the question of what's cheaper - Airbnb or a hotel - with a study proving that Airbnb is in most cases your best bet.