The Internet's ability to show us only what we want to see is notorious.

Introducing ReadWriteWeb’s DeathWatch: highlighting businesses and technologies tottering on their last legs.

With the rise of online gaming and digital downloads, video gamers in the United States and other developed countries might well wonder why the gaming consoles they buy still come with optical disk drives - and why the next generation of machines will also still have them.

The question “what happens to your social media account when you die?” has been asked to death (pun intended).

Today's theme is defending the planet. We earthlings are pretty proud of our armaments.

Shrugging off bias concerns, psychology researchers have long relied on undergraduate college students to be their study subjects - so much so that the average American college student is 4,000 times more likely than an average person to be a subject of a study.

When it comes to planning get-togethers, the logistical details can pile up.

Bloody battles over intellectual property have become the tech world's new normal.

Twice a year, every tech website seems to devote lavish coverage to just what startups made it into Y Combinator’s latest class.

People search engine Pipl's people search API is now out of beta and open to all developers.