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President Obama's 'Four More Years' Tweet Becomes Most Popular All Time On Twitter

In mere hours, the President's tweet became the most popular message of all-time on Twitter, garnering more than 654,836 retweets and 222,405 favorites.

'Ridiculously Good-Looking Baby,' Joey Powling Jr., Has Over One Million Fans For His Post-Open Heart Surgery Photo

The Internet has its newest celebrity: Baby Joey Powling Jr., a three-month-old survivor of open heart surgery who has been dubbed "ridiculously good-looking baby" by his one million plus fans.

DeNA, Japanese Mobile Game Company, Reports Record $627M in Quarterly Revenue

Japanese Mobile Game Company DeNA Reports Record $627M in Quarterly Revenue

Japanese social and mobile gaming giant DeNA (TYO: 2434) reported revenue of $627 million in the quarter ending September 30, a record made possible by the continued growth of its mobile e-commerce service that netted $700 million in sale in Japan alone.

A woman takes a picture of U.S. President Barack Obama with her iPhone upon his arrival at Hickam Air Base near Honolulu, Hawaii, December 23, 2011.

The 10 Best Election Day 2012 iOS Apps For Coverage Of The Polls, Results and Presidential Candidates On Your Apple iPhone or iPad

If you own an iPhone or iPad, you can watch the results from the polls and learn more about the presidential candidates on a number of free and cheap iOS applications.

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Reddit Launches Secret Santa 2012 With Guinness World Record Hopes; Sign-Up Ends Nov. 26, Deadline For Shipping Gifts Dec. 14

Reddit broke the Guinness World Record for Largest Game of Secret Santa last year. The site may surpass its own mark -- 30,250 participants in 115 countries -- in less than 24 hours.

Google Maps For Apple iOS 6 'Unlikely'? Inside Sources Expect App Store To Reject Application Request From Android Maker

Sources at Google familiar with its mapping plans say the chances of Apple approving a dedicated Google Maps app on iOS 6 are "not optimistic."

Sandberg Joins Facebook Sellers: Don't They Ever Learn?

Sheryl Sandberg, COO and director of Facebook (Nasdaq: FB), joined the parade of insiders who have cashed in on the company's public status.

Netflix Shares Rise Slightly After Anti-Icahn 'Poison Pill'

Netflix Inc. (NFLX) shares rose slightly after the company adopted a “poison pill” to battle activist investor Carl Icahn.

Twitter Revises Copyright Policy To Allow For Greater '#Transparency'

Twitter, the online social-networking service, has changed its policy in cases of alleged copyright violations: Now, it will not be "removing" tweets but "withholding" them.

Active Network Shares Plunge 46% On Loss Forecast

Shares of the Active Network Inc. (NYSE: ACTV), one of the biggest websites for registrants in events such as marathons and Little Leagues, plunged.

Ugly Baby In China Photos: Jian Feng, Chinese Man, Sues Wife For Having 'Incredibly Ugly' Child

A photo of Jian Feng's, the Chinese man who sued his wife for having an "incredibly ugly" child, alleged baby has emerged on the Internet.

Halloween Pictures 2012: 10 Awesome Costumes Shared On Instagram

Check out some of the best costumes posted on Instagram this Halloween.

Netflix Shares Ease Day After Icahn Discloses 10% Interest

Shares of Netflix Inc. (NFLX) eased slightly Thursday, a day after activist investor Carl Icahn disclosed he had acquired a near-10 percent stake.

Hurricane Sandy 2012: Apple Starts Accepting Relief Donations Via iTunes Store, With All Proceeds Going To Red Cross For Helping 'Frankenstorm' Victims

Research firm projects global market to reach £9.3b by the end of the year, £14.23b by 2015.

Free-to-Play Market Reaches £216M in UK, £9.3B Globally By End Of '12

Free-to-play (FTP) video games, are now worth £216 million ($348 million) in the U.K. alone, according to new market research.

RedPrairie To Acquire JDA Software To Battle Oracle, SAP

Private RedPrairie will acquire JDA Software (Nasdaq: JDAS) to battle Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL), SAP (NYSE: SAP).

Facebook Returns To Marketplace For Potential LinkedIn And Craigslist Challenger: Report

Facebook is working on a new feature that would allow users to post specifically commercial content or classified ads in an area separate from their individual wall.

Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom To Launch File-Sharing Site Mega In January

Kim Dotcom, the founder of the now closed file-sharing site Megaupload, announced Thursday a new online file-sharing and storage service.

Kickstarter Kicks Off Halloween By Going Live in the UK

Kickstarter Kicks Off Halloween By Going Live In UK

The popular crowd-funding site Kickstarter has officially launched in the UK, with plans to expand to other countries soon after.

Lydia Callis, NYC Mayor Bloomberg's Animated Sign Language Interpreter, Gets Fame With Hurricane Sandy [VIDEO]

Lydia Callis, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's sign language interpeter, got instant fame during her overly animated interpretation ahead of Hurricane Sandy, immortalized in photos, GIFs and videos.

Activision Blizzard Is Creating Its Own Social Network For Gamers

Activision Blizzard, Inc. Is Creating Its Own Social Network For Gamers

Activision Blizzard (Nasdaq:ATVI) has announced plans to develop its own first-party social networks built around video games.

Meteor Entertainment Raises $18 Million In Funding For Freemium Video Game

Meteor Entertainment Raises $18M In Funding For 'Freemium' Video Game

Meteor Entertainment raised $18 million in a second round of funding, a strong endorsement of the potential for freemium video games.

Statue Of Liberty In Hurricane Sandy Photo Goes Viral In NYC, Is It Real Or Fake?

A sensational photo of Hurricane Sandy circling the Statue of Liberty in New York City went viral on Monday ahead of the landfall of the storm, but it's a fake.

Anonymous Threatens Zynga Attack On Guy Fawkes Night

Anonymous has threatened to release confidential information about the social game developer Zynga (Nasdaq:ZNGA) on Nov. 5.

Hurricane Sandy 2012: 10 Amazing Photos Of The Storm’s Path Through New York On Instagram [PICS]

Hurricane Sandy is expected to roll through New York City early this week, and some Instagram users captured the storm on camera.

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Powerful Computers, Software, Satellites Aid Forecasters Evaluating Hurricane Sandy

Meteoreologists using the fastest supercomputers, software and satellites track Hurricane Sandy trying to forecast danger and damage.

Hurricane Sandy: How To Follow The 'Frankenstorm' Online

As Hurricane Sandy descends on the Northeast of the United States, New York City officials are scrambling to prepare the city for the impending “Frankenstorm.”

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Technology Focus: 5 Takeaways From Tech Earnings

Five keys to technology earnings: the strongest thrive, cash is king, get customers to use products more, look behind scenes.

Economic Recovery? To Gin Up Profits, Companies Firing Tens of Thousands

U.S. companies announced thousands of layoffs last week, including many on Friday, despite economic growth.

‘Frankenstorm’ 2012: Memes Emerge Ahead Of Hurricane Sandy’s East Coast Storm [PHOTOS]

With "Frankenstorm," the East Coast extension of Hurricane Sandy, set to hit over Halloween weekend, memes have emerged online.

Citigroup Gets $2M Fine For Facebook IPO Behavior From Mass. Regulator

Citigroup (NYSE: C), the No. 3 U.S. bank, was fined $2 million by Massachusetts over its participation in Facebook’s (Nasdaq: FB) $17 billion IPO in May.

Electronic Arts’ PopCap Games Inks TV Deal With Antix Labs

Electronic Arts (Nasdaq: EA) subsidiary PopCap Games has partnered with the game streaming service Antix Labs to allow for cross-platform play of its games.