internet

You've probably been seeing this "P" emoji popping up in your newsfeed. Here's what it means when you see it.

Watch this old AOL commercial here and see how accurate it is when it comes to predicting the internet today.

You might be safe from crooks when you shop from home, but your bank account isn't. Here's how to protect yourself from digital thieves this holiday season.

If you're having issues getting to your favorite websites or are spending more time watching the buffering icon on YouTube than actual videos, you're not alone.

Mental Floss is second only to Snopes.com when it comes to exposing myths and folklore. Here's a great piece from Mental Floss that exposes a myriad of things we've all learned on the internet and believe me, we've all learned a lot of things that just aren't true...

For me, the internet itself is a mystery. I still refuse to believe that radio works, much less the tangle of info that is the internet (or 'interweb' as my friend Tod perversely pronounces it) Still, there's a lot more out there besides cute kids and cats and some of it is quite mysterious. Here's a video of some very mysterious internet activity:

BlackBerry is looking to make a comeback with a new line of smart phones.  With an effort to spark some enthusiasm about their new products, they've enlisted the help of Alicia Keys.

If you’re so addicted to the internet that you’d give up sex, personal hygiene or chocolate for a year to keep it, you need to get help.

Every generation has its drug of choice, and it seems that for this one, it’s the internet.  More than 60% of people say they’re addicted to surfing the web.

Looking for love online? You’re not alone. A study from the University of Rochester finds meeting a person online has surpassed all other forms of match making besides meeting someone through a mutual friend.

Seems Internet resources such as search engines could make you less likely to recall information. So says a new study, anyway, which sought to discover how likely people are to remember something if they knew they could also find it on a computer.