The top memes of 2012, the cream of the crop of the very lifeblood of the Internet.

The Samsung Chromebox Series 3 is a good machine. Good, but not great. And starting at $329, it’s a bit more expensive than any browser-based system should be.

Could Digg be on the rise again? According to a recent blog post, the once-great social news site doubled its users since last August

With new apps like Wickr seeing release, the idea of self-destructing messages has become a real trend. But why are we so keen on destroying what we share?

HP is joining Acer, Samsung, and Lenovo in releasing a Chromebook. Talk about a big get for Google

Tumblr just rolled out a new notification feed for user's Dashboard. At first glance it's a simple update, but could they be going after Facebook?

With My Telly, video-sharing service Telly wants you to pull away from YouTube and start discovering content from friends you're sure to love.

Twitter has today updated its mobile clients to make it easier for users to search for and discover new content.

According to Bloomberg, Facebook is developing a location tracking app due out this March. Your privacy might be in danger. Or it might not.

Still in love with Vine? Good. Because, thanks to Vineit, you now have the means to plant those Vines on your Tumblr for everyone to ogle.

App.net made waves last year by trying to be an ad-free Twitter competitor. Now, it's changing into a social storage platform for online sharing.

If you received an email alerting you the Facebook using your likeness in a Sponsored Story, you're eligible for $10. It's not much, but do it anyway.

Looking for inspiration for your next Vine clip? These sites let you watch all the Vines happening in the world in real-time.

Vine is doing all it can to contain its porn problem, leaving us all to wonder if Apple will pull the app for violating its policies.

Second screen apps are a dime a dozen these days, but TweetTV makes it easier than ever simply by living on any computing device you might own.

It's high time the mouse met its maker. Up to now, nothing has truly been able to outdo this age-old peripheral. But 2013's tech might change that forever.

Facebook unveiled Graph Search this week, but all its innovation is confusingly desktop-only. Here's why Graph Search needs to be on mobile in a hurry

DeleteMe Mobile is a new app that promises to keep your online private information out of the hands of data miners

Samsung wowed the crowd at its CES keynote, unveiling its newest Series 7 Ultrabooks: The Series 7 Chronos and Series 7 Ultra.

If the rumors are true, Apple may be in the process of adopting high-speed 5G wireless for 2013's Mac lineup.

According to Bloomberg, Dell is in talks with private-equity firms to leave the stock market. Yet another death knell for the dying PC industry.

Branch, the social network for conversation that launched last year, has just left private beta and is open to the public

The Raspberry Pi, the $35 micro-computer that could, is doing well after last summer's setbacks. In fact, it may have reached a million units sold

Heading to the Inauguration but need someone to tweet for you? Washington D.C.'s Madison Hotel has you covered with your own social media butler - really.

Craigslist is expanding its mapping utility, allowing users to see where and when yard sales and flea markets are happening.

In case you missed it, Snapchat and Facebook's Poke are vying for your self-destruct messages. But here's what you should know before you sign up for either.

SellSimple is a new app and startup created to make selling anything you want on any of the big e-commerce site as simple as possible.

Google is forcing users to sign up for Google+ when they sign up for their other services. And the strategy is working regardless of right and wrong.

2012 is almost over! So what better way to celebrate than to kick back and watch some GIFs?

Despite being a dark horse in the smartphone wars, Windows Phone may do well this holiday season. Here are some of the best social apps for Windows Phone 8.

ICANN held its domain name auction this week. The results promise to change the Web as we know it next year.

Facebook is changing the script for digital marketers. Your favorite third-party app for posting will no longer get attribution, which may mean more clicks

After a long wait, Google's music service is finally bringing a scan and match feature to US users.