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If you're a Google Reader user, no doubt you've taken a look at your Google Reader trends. The

No matter how you feel about FriendFeed, you can't argue with the fact that it has been one

Lately, people have been noticing that the big shift in computing - that is, moving our apps off

If you have not yet checked out the online sensation Garfield Minus Garfield, you have been missing out.

A new report from Forrester Research, a company that has been closely following the adoption of web 2.0

Talk about a knee-jerk reaction. Yesterday, news broke out in Scotland about how the internet was to blame

We've showed how Gen Y is going to change the web. In doing so, Gen Y is

The theme for this week must be the erosion of market share for dominant technologies. Earlier, we reported

Trackur is a tool for monitoring your online reputation that scours blogs, news sites, images, and videos so

A new report put about by consumer and media research firm Scarborough Research has revealed some interesting information

Gen Y is taking over. The generation of young adults that's composed of the children of Boomers, Generation

Sometimes it's just hard to keep up. In this technology-focused niche we all live in there are new

Giant social networks Myspace and Facebook have plans to expand beyond their walls. Myspace announced on Thursday its

Everyone is talking about Twitter (to the consternation of many of our readers, I'm sure), but what are

In typical cranky geek fashion, PC Mag columnist and industry pundit, John C. Dvorak, recently wrote an article

Umair Haque is a smart guy. He studied neuroscience at McGill, did an MBA and econ/strategy research with

From Brussels-based company Attentio comes a new blog search engine and trend-tracking tool called Trendpedia. The service, now

A new report released today by Forrester Research is predicting that enterprise spending on Web 2.0 technologies is

Let's be honest here: we're all a bunch of social media addicts. We're junkies. Whether it's a new

Facebook has just launched a neat new trend mapping tool, called Lexicon. Similar to Google Trends, it allows