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An upcoming iPad app for Facebook hopes to leapfrog the social giant's own efforts by giving users a way to play Flash-based social games. more

Insiders are selling more of their shares in Facebook's IPO, meaning Mark Zuckerberg will see his control slip. more

After pushing real-time local data only to iPhone users for the last eight months, Roamz finally brings its local discovery powers to Android users. more

Following GM's decision to drop its Facebook ads, a Google advertising guy tweaks-by-tweet, noting that Facebook users aren't, y'know, really there to go shopping. He's got a point -- but maybe not for long. more

Twitter started sending you a weekly e-mail telling you what's happening on Twitter. You're not amused. Here's how to disable Twitter's weekly digest. more

The delay extends the Lumia 900's window as the carrier's flagship smartphone. more

For most, Twitter's weekly digest will be nothing more than a redundant summary of week-old events. Unsubscribe from the service and check out better options like News.me instead. more

At the judge's request, attorneys hammered out a brief that outlines where the ongoing Oracle v. Google trial could go from here on matters concerning copyright infringement. more

commentary GM cancels an ad campaign, a national opinion poll is vaguely negative, and a co-founder swears off America to avoid taxes right before the long-awaited IPO. Welcome to Facebook's crazy week. more

At an investor conference, an exec says the carrier is killing the plan for "grandfathered" customers and will force existing and new customers to sign up for a tiered "data share" plan on its 4G LTE network. more

In its latest legal salvo, the iPhone maker has asked the ITC to dismiss five patents that Google issued to HTC last year. more

Bing gets Facebook social smarts and a great design to find people related to users' searches, but the new engine yields surprisingly sparse social results. more

There has, apparently, be an upsurge in people paying lots of money for skin-tightening treatments. One of the main causes is claimed to be the vast amount of time we spend bending over smartphones. more

After the kerfuffle over whether Siri believes that the Nokia Lumia 900 is better than her own iPhone 4S, objectivity comes to the rescue, courtesy of the brains at Wolfram Alpha. more

The company's latest S-1 Registration Statement reveals that the increase in available shares will come from investors and early shareholders, and not Facebook. more

So-called "Retina Displays" in Apple's notebooks are already in the supply channel, and bring an increase in cost, experts say. What's unclear is if consumers will pay more for the improvement. more

Search giant builds a 500-million-item database of people, places, and things. Its content will be appearing in your search results starting today. more

The new T-series ThinkPads offer a host of enhancements over the prior models. But the classic-style keyboard has been jettisoned in favor of the chiclet, or island-style, flavor. more

According to the latest report published by Nielsen, 1 in 2 mobile subscribers owns a smartphone of some kind and those smartphone owners average 41 apps per device. more

Even if you're not popular on Facebook, your clothes can be. Special clothes hangers at a Brazilian store show the number of Facebook likes each item has. more

A forum posting on XDA-Developers claims Google is now only allowing users to deauthorize four devices per year for its Google Music platform. more

Several of Microsoft's Metro apps will sport changes when the Windows 8 Release Preview debuts next month, says The Verge. more