Hundreds of workers on Amazon's Mechanical Turk labor market have been slaving away deciding which clothes look good with what, all to save you the trouble of trying things on.
The new web storage service Mega founded by the controversial Kim Dotcom (aka Kim Schmitz) has confirmed that it will now accept bitcoin, an online virtual currency already used by thousands.
Have you purchased a Raspberry Pi recently, perhaps the $25 model A? If your goal is to transform the uber-mini dev-board into a small set top box or home theater PC, you might want to check out the latest version of the Raspbmc OS (1.0).
American Express has extended its deal with Twitter to allow users to link their cards to their Twitter account and buy products directly from within Twitter.
Paranoid Android can best be described as a customized version of Google's mobile Android operating system loaded with a feature known as Hybrid Engine (HE).
Twitter's video sharing application for the iPhone known as Vine recently ran afoul of the censors over at Apple due to pornographic content uploaded by users of the app.
The number of Facebook users continues to rise - indeed, two thirds of online Americans are members. But, says the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project, most like to take regular breaks.
'Black-sounding' names are more likely to trigger ads associated with criminality, says a Harvard professor, in what could be Google's racism - or everybody else's.
Mozilla says it's planning to change the way Firefox loads all third party plugins apart from Flash Player, blocking them by default. It will no longer load them automatically, instead using Click to Play.
