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Twitter Paying More than $40m to Buy TweetDeck

Twitter is finally buying TweetDeck for more than $40 million in cash and stocks.

Revamped Yahoo! Mail keeps conversations going anytime-anywhere on any device (Press Release)

Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO), the premier digital media company, today announced that the latest version of Yahoo! Mail will roll out of beta testing and be available for all 284 million users worldwide to upgrade in the coming weeks. Already one of the largest and most trusted email brands in the world, Yahoo! Mail brings conversations to life through a faster, safer, and more personal communications experience. Yahoo! will also make the latest version of Yahoo! Mail available to its global partners, i...

Analysts: Barnes & Noble’s New, Simple Nook Raises The Bar

Barnes & Noble introduced its new Nook touch reader, analysts say it has impressive specs.

PSN Undergoes Maintenance; Not Security Related

Don't worry PlayStation fans, your data hasn't been stolen again.

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Yahoo! Investor Day to Focus on International Assets, Stake in Alibaba Group

Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) will be hosting its 2011 investor day on May 25. Caris & Co. said this time the focus of most attendees will be on international assets and especially the company's stake in Alibaba Group.

Twitter traffic up 22% as footballer Ryan Giggs' affair turns up heat

More than 75,000 Twitter users have gone gaga about footballer Ryan Giggs' illicit affair with a former Miss Wales Imogen Thomas.

British politician defies court order to expose Giggs

A British politician has defied a court order on Monday by identifying Manchester United's Ryan Giggs as the soccer star fighting a legal battle to avert newspapers from publishing allegations of an affair, a report said

Sarkozy to hold ‘e-G8’ before G8

Internet heavyweights are gathering in Paris for a two-day technology forum hosted by French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

IBM edges past Microsoft first time since 1996

International Business Machines (IBM) has edged past old rival Microsoft Corp in market value for the first time since April 1996.

Russell Brand deported from Tokyo’s Airport

British actor and comedian Russell Brand had been deported from Tokyo's Narita Airport, at the weekend.

Imogen Thomas, who exposed cheating footballer Ryan Giggs (PROFILE)

The Manchester United footballer who had an illicit affair with a former Miss Wales Imogen Thomas was revealed in the Commons yesterday. The footballer in the thick of controversy is none other than Manchester United player Ryan Giggs.

Toyota to build social network for electric cars

Japan's Toyota Motor will join hands with salesforce.com Inc to build a private social networking for customers for Toyota cars.

Foxconn Explosion Impact On iPad Production Minimal

Analysts say there will be little impact on iPad 2 production after the explosion at the Foxconn factory.

Endeavour Heat Shield OK'd For Re-Entry

Endeavour's heat shield is damaged but the space agency has cleared it for re-entry as it doesn't pose a major safety problem.

Toyota, Salesforce.com Create Car-Based Social Network

Social networking is coming to your next automobile thanks to Toyota.

May 21st doomsday, rapture: Celebrities react on Twitter [PHOTOS]

Here are some reactions from celebrities responding to Doomsday.

RIM Maintains Playbook Is No Flop

RIM. has come out in defense of its Playbook, saying the tablet has sold better than expected.

Advocacy Group: Foxconn Tragedy Was No Accident

Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) say the Foxconn explosion was definitely preventable and caused by the manufacturer's negligence.

Next Issue Media looks to give the gift of profitability

While a number of publishers have spoken of solutions to growing losses in readership and advertising revenue without widespread success, Next Issue Media is placing a rather large bet on the future. The joint venture, which includes Condé Nast, Hearst, Meredith, News Corp. and Time Inc, has shown to be methodical in its approach to creating its digital product. When Next Issue Media was established nearly 18 months ago, the company provided few details about its business strategy.

Harold Camping parodies on the rise

Bloggers have written their take on numerous websites, while Twitter and Youtube buzzed of Harold Camping parodies.

Smartphone App Guides Wine Lovers through Monterey County

App acts as personal tour guide; compatible with all smartphones

Twiiter making up for gagged British newspapers

British Prime Minister David Cameron said it was unfair and illogical for public domains such as Twitter to reveal people’s privacy where newspapers are controlled, a report said

Being a Celebrity Kid – Boon or Curse?

It must be good karma - being born a celebrity kid - born with the proverbial silver spoon in the mouth. Custom-made designer clothes, huge mansions, vacations around the world, travel by private jets, round-the-clock nannies to fulfill every need - these are just some of the perks of being a star kid.

Barnes & Noble weighs offer for controlling stake

Nearly nine months after bookseller Barnes & Noble Inc put itself up for auction, the lengthy process may have reached a turning point as a new offer from Liberty Media Corp is under consideration. Liberty Media is looking to purchase a 70 percent stake in Barnes & Noble, which announced on Thursday that the offer is valued at $17 per share. The deal would therefore exceed $1 billion.

Apocol-oops? 'Doomsday' comes and goes without incident

It wouldn't have been quick. It wouldn't have been painless.

Failed May 21st doomsday aftermath: More jugglery from Harold Camping coming? Is he guilty by law?

Christian preacher Harold Camping's laughable attempt to upstage the Mayans, and predict the end of the world a year before the ancient Americans' billing, has gone horribly wrong, leaving his followers devastated, both financially and psychologically. Some people, reacting on Twitter, reserved the harshest comments for Harold Camping and his failed prophesy. Others have ruminated over the possible legal implications Camping will face.