If you're looking for something a bit meatier than YouTube fare for weekend watching, check out SnagFilms and enjoy documentaries on a wide range of topics.

If you're interested in dropping your overpriced monthly cable bill but aren't sure how you'd survive without your TV favorites, the gadget gurus at Gizmodo turn an eye toward their pocketbooks and discover life without cable isn't as hard as you'd think.

Twitter has risen to prominence as the most popular micro-blogging service around. If you're underwhelmed with the Twitter web site and looking for more features you'll definitely want to check out the five Twitter clients showcased here.

So you're in the market for a new HDTV, but don't know what size screen to buy.

Prior to his live Internet broadcast to students across the country earlier today, President Obama answered questions at a Virginia high school.

Note: Even if it says Facebook 2.5, it is actually Facebook 3.0 due to caching. Delete the old app and reinstall or wait until Apple updates its cache.
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State Internal Revenue Service agents have a new tool in their war against tax deadbeats: social media.

If you read Lifehacker, chances are you've been designated as your family's de facto IT person, and you've probably spent more than your fair share of hours troubleshooting applications you know no better than the person asking. How do you do it?!

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