The Pew Research Center releases a report about the social and emotional climate that American adults experience on social networking sites.

After 14 years, Larry Silverstein lights out for the not-for-profit online educational organization

The job-search social network reported a fourth quarter revenue of $167.7 million, up 105 percent compared to $81.7 million for Q4 2010.

Apple shares were big on Wall Street today, almost brushing $500. The surge followed word that the company may unveil the iPad 3 next month.

The Internet titan and Android powerhouse reportedly plans to release a device that would wirelessly stream music throughout the home.

Rafe Needleman and Donald Bell join Brian Tong on the show today to discuss all the new video-streaming options coming down the pipe. We got Amazon, Viacom, HBO, Netflix, Verizon, Redbox, and now possibly another service called Quickflix. Which one will you choose? In other news, the iPad 3 is coming in March, and we investigate who exactly Pinterest appeals to. If you are a guy you most likely have no interest in Pinterest.

Apple and Google dominate mobile browsing so much that the Web is being infected with proprietary technologies again, just like the bad days of IE6, Daniel Glazman says.

Looking to spruce up your home with some decorative wall art? These Mosaic LCD Tiles from Planar will certainly do the trick.

If you're not in a rush to receive your prints, the Kodak Office Pro 6.1 makes a worthwhile sidekick with several cloud printing options, a generous 200-sheet paper input capacity, and a 35-sheet autodocument feeder for hands-free scans on the upgraded 2,400dpi scanner.

The manufacturer takes to Facebook to announce new details as to when it will bring Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to some of its handsets.

Google's Voice Actions is fine for dictating messages, but what about the texts you receive? Text by Voice reads them aloud, thus keeping your hands on the wheel.

Can a smartphone sense depression? If that's true, then Jeff's Galaxy Nexus is about to blow up. On today's show, we'll review a new virtual therapist app out of Northwestern University that tracks a user's location, social context, and activities to determine mood-affecting triggers. This story and more fun on today's 404 podcast!

BlackBerry maker is giving away a 16GB tablet for every ported Android app submitted to BlackBerry App World prior to February 16.

Pass the lightsaber and help some young Jedis in need. Comic-Con 2012 will start big this year with a "Star Wars"-themed Olympic-style relay race.

Artist's book contains nothing but elegantly rendered QR codes on its printed pages. Readers go to the book's Web site, hold a page in front of their Webcam, and watch as a poem appears onscreen.

In a first, the upcoming operating system will run on both ARM chips and traditional Intel-powered PCs right out of the gate.

The company has stopped the preorder deal for the Windows Phone Lumia 900 after just a week with no specific reason why.

Motorola's Christy Wyatt says that hardware is a much more limiting factor in getting speedy Android updates to market than the software Motorola layers onto its Android devices.

Amazon doesn't mention the iPad by name, but Apple's tablet makes an appearance, and it's no secret which competitor it's referencing.

iHome's new portable Bluetooth speakers, the $59.99 iDM8 and $69.99 iDM11, are now available for purchase.