Scary statistics show that sex offenders are taking over social media
The world is full of all kinds of sexual criminals, and they're all honing in on sites like Twitter and Facebook for their next victim.
Are you an above-average Facebook user? You might be racist, study says
We know you love using Facebook on a daily basis, but be careful - a new study says too much Facebook exposure can cause you to agree with racist posts.
Celebrating Tumblr’s 100 million blog milestone
Tumblr is churning out millions of blogs - and here are some of our favorites.
According to overly obvious study, we are addicted to the Facebook mobile app
Social media can be quite habit-forming, and with the way smartphones are dominating the market these days, it's easier to get hooked to Facebook.
You can now track Facebook Graph Searches on Google Analytics
Website administrators can now benefit from Facebook's new feature by rigging their Google Analytics accounts to keep tabs on Graph Search activity.
Don’t click that link! New Facebook spam features child porn and an account-controlling virus
Another virus-causing link has found its way into Facebook, and it's bad. Learn to protect yourself, your friends, and your kids from this kind of content.
No Twitter card support? No problem – Previeweet brings Instagrams back to the Twitter feed
We're sad that Twitter stopped showing Instagram photos on their feed, but we're glad that Previeweet on Google Chrome is here to the rescue.
Instagram is becoming an online hangout for terrorists
According to a recent report, terrorists are turning to Instagram and using the photo-sharing app as a means to spread their propaganda.
Google introduces animated GIF search, Internet weeps with glee
Finally, Google offers a service that can address our obsession and love for animated GIFs!
Facebook is trying to prevent scams and fake profiles, one locked account at a time
Having trouble logging into your Facebook today? Don't have a heart attack, it's just a way for the site to eradicate spam content and malicious profiles.
Manage March Madness using teams’ Facebook page likes
Facebook data can help determine which teams in this year's NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship tourney you should root for, whatever type of fan you are.
Are you a visual learner? Here’s how to make sense of all the SXSW news
It's hard to listen to a keynote speaker and also jot down what's being said. Patrick Ashamalla has an ingenious idea...why write it if you can sketch it?
Your Facebook Timeline is about to change
It's been seven days since Facebook revealed its plan to modernize our news feed. What's new this week? A more structured view of the timeline, that's what.
Facebook ‘likes’ may soon tell companies everything about you
Can you really get to know someone well through Facebook? A study says you can, and that your 'likes' are more meaningful than you thought it could be.
Hands on: SocialMe discovers hidden gems in your Facebook profile
Want to know what your Facebook profile really says about you as a person? Enter SocialMe, an app that'll break down your timeline into useful social data.
Time to be paranoid! The FBI may be watching you, says Google
Google bolstered its transparency credentials this week by revealing that the FBI is using powerful National Security Letters to monitor user activity.
She said yes! Graph Search is used for good in this social media-made proposal
Social media does not kill romance. In fact, tools like Facebook and Twitter can inspire it! Just ask this couple featured in a unique proposal video.
Sick of having an ocean between you and your beloved? Get married on the internet!
Finally, long distance couples have a way of getting married without having to be together in one place. Proxy marriages are legal, but only in some states.
Facebook finally hides your phone number … after exposing it for nine months
It took Facebook 9 months to fix a bug that reveals your phone number, which prompts the question, can we truly keep our information private online?
Evernote saves some face, adds two-factor authentication
Due to the monumental security breach Evernote suffered recently, the company decided to adopt two-factor authentication and avoid future password attacks.
Selfies made simple with Kickstarter project the IMAGOphotour
German artist Susanna Kraus wants your help on Kickstarter. In return, you get a cool, specially printed life-size self-portrait in black and white.
Internet, that’s enough! The Harlem Shake is turning into a life-ruiner
Are you planning on orchestrating your own version of The Harlem Shake? Better think twice - people are already getting sacked and punished for just that.
Facebook helps a Louisiana couple adopt their baby
One couple turns to the social network to help raise last minute funds in order to adopt their baby.
Oh, so THAT’S how search works! Thanks, Google!
Here is an interactive walk-through to better understand how Google Search works.
Enter American Airlines’ Vine contest, you could land in London
American Airlines wants you to post a Vine clip telling them why you deserve a free ticket to London.