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China defended its right to censor the Internet on Thursday, saying it was necessary to safeguard the public after the United States pressed China to explain online curbs on U.S. companies.

With the new features and Android 4.0 announced on Samsung's Galaxy Nexus, should Apple be worried?

For more than two days now, Amber Cole has become a trending topic on Twitter, Facebook and other social networking sites. Although the subject has set Twitter on fire, the big questions must be who is Amber Cole and why is she trending?

Apple Inc's much awaited mobile operating system iOS 5 has been in existence for a week only, and two jailbreaks for the operating system with more than 200 new features are already out in the technology world to jailbreak iPhone 4, 3GS, iPad and iPod touch on iOS 5.

Social networking sites have got a new darling offering the always sought after voyeuristic pleasure. Amber Cole -- the 14-year-old schoolgirl videotaped performing oral sex on her classmate, which attracted massive number of views on the internet -- is being viewed as a messed up representative of what and what not is wrong with the current generation's attitude towards teenage sex and intimacy.

The buzz is all about Amber Cole, 14, a school-going girl caught on tape performing oral sex on her boyfriend. This is undoubtedly child pornography. However, if the statistics are to be believed, then a lot of people want to watch it. According to Janelle Harris, a blogger, the word on the Internet is that Cole resorted to the act in order to win back her ex-boyfriend. However, being as young as she is, she probably didn't realize just what she was getting into.

The naïve teenager was humiliated as soon as the video hit the Internet and scrutinized to an extent that new rumors allege -- without evidence -- that Amber has committed suicide.

Maroon 5’s Adam Levine went on Twitter to demand that Fox News stop playing his band's music. Dear Fox News, don't play our music on your evil fucking channel ever again. Thank you, he wrote.

The Texas Rangers planned to have Dallas Mavericks star forward Dirk Nowitzki throw out a first pitch before a home game in the 2011 World Series, but Major League Baseball has rejected their request.

Rapper Soulja Boy has claimed he is innocent of drug and weapon charges after being arrested and freed on bail earlier this week in Atlanta, Georgia.

Microblogging service Twitter is looking for a director to bolster its board's business credentials and diversity, and candidates include a former Google Inc executive, a person familiar with the matter said.

A New York City policeman has been docked more than a third of his vacation time after he used pepper spray on anti-Wall Street protesters corralled by police on a sidewalk during a rally against economic inequality.

The First Lady of France gave birth on Wednesday.

For Ricky Gervais, making people laugh is part of his job description, but instead of having the disabled community guffawing, the comedian's latest round of Tweets has left them outraged.

As is the case with many of the conference realignment rumors, the list of teams that the Big East is targeting for expansion seems to change on a daily basis.

The 25-year-old posted bail at $100,000 following Wednesday's hearing.

For Apple, the month of October will be one to remember, and one to forget. It's been a radical roller coaster ride for the Cupertino, California-based company to say the least, with the highest of highs and lowest of lows in the span of less than three weeks.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star ranks reality television with the grace of God

Android debuted its newest operating system Ice Cream Sandwich, which will be featured on Samsung's new Galaxy Nexus smartphone. We compare the features on Android 4.0 with that of Apple's iOS 5.0.

Sean Parker helped found music player Spotify and is a former president of Facebook.

Amber Cole video stirring up heated debates on social media.