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Google is doing some housekeeping, which means they're planning on shutting down several of their existing services.

You probably heard that Netflix recently published a list of the "Top Movie Rentals of All Time". Well, BitTorrent has released its own list, showing the movies that are most frequently pirated.

As Blackberry users in Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa are reaching their third day of outages, the USA and Canada are finally feeling the impact.

It's the sound that many gamers have worked for hours -- or even days -- to hear. And now, you can download the official "Achievement Unlocked" sound for free.

Since the news that Steve Jobs passed away this past Wednesday, the reaction from the world has been nothing short of incredible. Mere hours after I heard about it, I received a tearful phone call from my cousin at college, who talked of a 500-person candlelight vigil on campus. There were post-it notes with "Thank You Steve" plastered all over the Apple Store.

After hearing that Amazon will have exclusive DC Comic titles released on the Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble has retaliated by pulling 100 DC Comic titles from the shelves of their stores.

Clear Internet is an intriguing mobile internet service which allows you to stay constantly connected while traveling. One thing that makes them unique, is that they also offer unlimited 4G data.

Apple confirmed that today, October 5th of 2011, Steve Jobs has passed away at the age of 56. Since Steve announced his retirement as Apple's CEO about two months ago, there has been widespread speculation about his failing health. Rest in peace, Steve. You definitely left the world better and more interesting than when you found it.

Now that Google+ has gone public, it's experienced a huge increase in traffic and registered users. However, can Google+ keep up this momentum long enough to directly compete with Facebook?

The "Khan Academy" has become a cultural phenomenon, as thousands of people are now using the videos for a source of free education. While this seems like it can't possibly be a bad thing, some teachers are warning that Khan's videos could actually be potentially harmful for students.