Does social media bother you because everyone appears to be doing so well? Your friends and acquaintances may talk about their wonderful family and friends.  They may share pictures of favorite pets that appear to be living in better home than you do. And they may gush over some breaking news – a promotion at work or a financial windfall. It appears ...

The Apple Watch was officially launched on April 10th amid split reactions. While some couldn’t wait to get the iPhone-paired gadget on their wrists, others couldn’t quite see the purpose of a phone companion that costs hundreds of dollars—it had a starting price of $349. Should you buy this watch? Overall, the iWatch offers some real, practical benefits to users ...

The folks at GAME have put together this fun infographic, which shares the tastes and predictions of some of the web’s top gaming bloggers. Take a look, and let us know – where do you think gaming will go this year? Video Gaming State of Play [Infographic] by the team at GAME

There are plenty of calendar and to-do apps floating around but Hub has come forward as the all in one family based calendar and to-do app.

An announcement today shared that Twitter will begin trading at $26 per share when it goes on sale. This number is lower than some expected but still higher than Twitter's original estimated range.

Today Twitter made their filing with the SEC public revealing that they are looking to raise $1 billion on 472,613,753 shares of common stock!

Yes, we know, lucky for some, not for others but if you ask us there are more than a few reasons why this Friday the 13th is pretty awesome. Take a look at 2 really awesome things trending this Friday 13th.

After a dismal year of sales, analysts are expecting Nintendo to announce greater-than-expected losses tomorrow.

Sony is hiring a new chief information security officer, who formerly worked for the Department of Homeland Security. Hopefully making some personnel changes will help Sony repair their reputation following that whole hacking... thing.

According to a research agency, Facebook's market share of the social network world is at its lowest levels since 2009.