This Day in Tech: Twitter followers help recover stolen MacBook

Growing up in the age of digital cameras and Facebook must be hard: you always know what the picture looks as soon as you take it. But teens, as always, are rebelling against the digital camera fad--and are .

Like a toaster, that pops an iPhone up when the bells ring, but pushes it down when you hit snooze. File this under...awesome.

Despite all the anticipation over Apple integrating a near field communication chip into the next iPhone, anytime soon. Unfortunately, it seems mobile payments and transferring data on the fly will have to wait.

Steve Jobs, if , we made a wish list of features the iPhone 5 should have.

What a crazy story: A man who allegedly stole his MacBook--so some brave followers literally tracked down the alleged thief in real life. Loyal Twitter followers putting their life in danger for tech, now we are talking.

In a video, CNET reviews the : it only takes eight seconds to boot up and has eight hours of battery life.

Watch a CNET editor review the Samsung Nexus S 4G. He says, Sprint is the first to get a Nexus device, which is perfect for Android lovers.

Apple's MacBook Air maybe have some more competition: Samsung introduced . But are the specs enough to persuade Apple fanboys and others to try something new?