Officials have said that Apple Inc. is racing to secure media content for its new iPad with hundreds of thousands of units pre-sold and soon to be released.

It is becoming more and more clear that Twitter, Facebook and many such wannabes all around are just a coal mine in the marketing field and nothing more.

A new study has suggested that overzealous Internet users update their Facebook or Twitter while they dine, are in the middle of having sex, and even after they have gone to bed for the night.

Navman Wireless is reported to unveil the latest version of its GPS navigation and messaging device, the M-Nav 760, a device which integrates with its OnlineAVL2 vehicle tracking system for fleet management.

The "Taxidermist" add-on for Heavy Rain is reported to have provided to those who preordered the PlayStation 3 game last month.

Sony posted Friday that the downloadable content will available to the unwashed masses on April 1 for $5.

A report issued Monday by US Army Counterintelligence Center reveals that the whistleblower website WikiLeaks is a potential threat to safeguarding of troops, protecting sensitive information, and "operational security" as it posts classified intelligence information.

A teenager that checked into his MySpace account after breaking into a furniture store is reported to get arrested by police that tracked him down with the help of clues left on the shop's computer.

Mozilla yesterday confirmed the presence of a critical flaw in the latest version of Firefox, promising that it would release the fix by the end of the month.

The Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety - Queensland has come up with the new technology which allows the drivers to drive under varied conditions at different speed by stepping into a Holden Commodore. The advanced driving simulator project cost around $1.5 million and is truly a state of the art device in itself.

Chatroulette is a Russian site that arbitrarily pairs users in video chats. The users may be in any corner of the world.

The website has quickly gained popularity. It is reported that the number of visitors of the website increased from a scanty 494 in November to 63,000 in January to about 1 million in February.