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And just like that, "Vadering" was a thing. And God said it was good. Twitching through the Twitter and Facebook wire is a new craze which pairs photography and Darth Vader's stranglehold.

Imagine living in a world where everything you read or look at, every single piece of communication and correspondence, every virtual piece of information that you create is monitored, siphoned through with a microscope and filtered.

This coming Thursday, 50 million people could lose personal data, according to recent progressions in the federal case against file storage site Megaupload.

Nintendo Network will include a lot of the features gamers are used to having from an online network, such as multiple accounts and a personal interface.

After several months of animated protests by the online community, Lamar Smith, the sponsor of the "Stop Online Piracy Act" has decided to withdraw the bill.

Hackers have found a new way to get malicious software onto your home computer -- through your kids' computer games.

It looks like we'll be getting a chance to witness history -- on January 18th, Wikipedia has announced that it's going to "black out" its US site for 24 hours.

What kind of crazy stuff would you do to be in the Guinness Book of World Records? If you're Pat Vaillacourt, you get over 10,000 URL addresses tattooed on your back and shoulders.

Think you have fast internet? Well, a team of physicists has just set a new world record for networking speed -- a whopping 186 Gigabytes per second.

On December 10, Amazon will be offering a discount for customers that use the mobile “Price Check” app at brick-and-mortar stores, send this information to Amazon, and then leave the store without purchasing anything.