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.
Read More »Life
How to See Who Unfriended You with the New Facebook Layout
Did you know that you'll now be able to see who has unfriended you, using Facebook's new Timeline layout? Here's how.
Read More »How to Get an Early Invite to Facebook Timeline Profiles
For those of you who are intrigued by the new Facebook "Timeline" profiles, there is a way to get an early preview. It takes a bit of time -- and you won't be able to get your old profile back -- but it could give you some time to get used to the new layout.
Read More »Google+ Goes Public, Has Huge Update with New Features
Google+ is now open to the public � but that isn�t all. The social network has also had a massive overhaul, which includes some really exciting new video features.
Read More »Facebook Gets a Facelift and New Features (Again)
Facebook has gotten a makeover, with new features like a �top story� function, larger photos, as well as a Twitter-like live news feed that appears on the side of the homepage.
Read More »Angry Birds Costs US Economy $1.5 Billion Per Year in ‘Lost Productivity’
According to recent data, Americans supposedly play a combined 200 million minutes of Angry Birds every day. When you do the math, that equals $1.5 billion dollars in "lost productivity" per year.
Read More »Awkward — Google Flights Lists World Trade Center as “Unavailable” Destination
In an embarrassing snafu, Google has the World Trade Center listed under Google Flights, though it says that this destination is "unavailable".
Read More »People Terrified of Wi-Fi Live in Area that Bans Wireless Signals for 13,000 Square Miles
Did you know that 5% of Americans believe that they're "allergic" to Wi-Fi? Thankfully, they can all move to a crazy town in West Virginia, where wireless signals (even cell phones) are banned for 13,000 square miles.
Read More »According to Angry Birds, Male Gamers more Likely to Spend Money
In a study involving Angry Birds, it was proven that male gamers are 35% more likely to buy the full version of a game after playing the trial version.
Read More »Amazon May Now Offer “Book Rental” Library System
Amazon is currently in negotiations with book publishers, trying to work out the details for a "book rental" program. Unlike the library, renting books from Amazon would cost money.
Read More »