Today Facebook has released its question and answer service to around 1% of its userbase, or 5 million people.

In case you missed it, here is some back story: social news and discussion website Reddit needed more money for servers and people to run...

Investors are listening to the ongoing iPhone 4 signal debacle, and are trading accordingly.

And people used to think that only Apple could create this much hype and consumer activity around a phone launch.

If you don’t know Reddit, you have been missing out on one of the best websites online.

Remember when Apple bought LaLa and the world went upside down over the possibility of a streaming version of iTunes?

We hate to scare you on Friday right before a good weekend, but this story is alarming enough that you need to hear about.

We seem to be entering the second age of online commenting.

This feels like deja vu, except that this time the police are Russian, and the phone is a Nokia N8 and not an iPhone 4.

Once you conquer your market, buy billions of dollars in smaller companies, and sit on a mountain of cash, how do you keep your momentum up and bottom line...

Bad news for all the new iPhone 4 owners in the US hoping to upload handfuls of pictures taken with their new built-in cameras, AT&T...

Just a few days ago I posted a request to the technology community that we come up with some way to cache Twitter in large...

If you use Twitter you have noticed something quite distressing over the last few weeks: uptime for the service is getting worse.

Following sharp cuts in the price of e-readers from both Amazon and Barnes and Noble, Sony is following the pack and doing the same.

You know those pesky screens that you click through on Facebook to authorize an application to have access to every shred of information that exists...