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Recently, Facebook added a new feature to its News Feeds: a "like" button. Now, rather than leaving a

The latest Mobile Advertising Report from market research agency GfK found that users of Apple's iPhone were more

This may sound like a joke, but it's not: researchers at Stony Brook University in New York have

Generation Y, aka the "Net Generation," does not dominate every aspect of online life. That revealing statistic and

Analyst firm Gartner has just released a report that highlights eight up-and-coming mobile technologies which they predict will

Imagine you're at a concert where your favorite band is playing for the last time. Or you're watching

A pretty blonde woman nervously stares at the camera and begins speaking. "I'm not a stalker, I'm not

The share of adult internet users who are involved in social networking online has more than quadrupled in

A funny thing happened on the way to the airport. I searched through the iTunes App Store on

One of the most apparent trends from this month's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), was the proliferation of flat

Web 2.0 is pretty cool - so cool in fact that it's got its own buzzwords and lingo

As the world financial crisis has gotten gradually worse over the past few weeks, I've been pondering what

It's time for our annual predictions post, in which the ReadWriteWeb authors look forward to what 2009 might

One our favorite blogs about consumer Internet trends, TrendsSpotting, has just published a presentation about social media trends.

(Hint: It's Not FriendFeed) Robert Scoble just admitted to spending 7 hours per day in FriendFeed. It's easy

It was only this morning that we were lamenting about the lack of the perfect social tool when

For the final RWW Live show of the year today, the ReadWriteWeb writers and a couple of special

What's going on with the 3D web? At one point, it was being heralded as the next big

Over the past year, we've been inundated with social media. We've seen Twitter go mainstream, lifestreaming take over blogging,

Before the term "cloud computing" became a throwaway word used to describe everything from web mail to Facebook,