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Apple CEO Steve Jobs talks about Ping, a new social network for music at a news conference in San Francisco, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010. (

Ping a handy iTunes add-on with promise

Apple’s new social-discovery tools is a good start, but has room to improve, writes AP

Gerri Sinclair

Growing ideas in a high-tech hothouse

Web pioneer Gerri Sinclair guides Ryerson University’s experiment in nurturing innovation and keeping entrepreneurial talent in Canada

Nokia bets on new smart phones for recovery

Handset maker to unveil new E7 smart phone, other models at annual media, industry event

Ivor Tossell: VIral

Cee Lo flips the bird to taboos

Cee Lo Green’s profane new song deserves to be a hit – for more than just the shock value

Panelists at the 'Future of Media' event hosted by DigitalJournal.com in Toronto Wednesday, Sept. 07, 2010 at the Drake Hotel discuss where print and online media is headed. The Panel included (from left to right), Anjali Kapoor, The Globe and Mail's Managing Editor, Digital, David Skok, Senior Producer of Online Content for Global News, ? Kunal Gupta, CEO of Polar Mobile, digital marketing and social media strategist Mark Evans, and Elmer Sotto, Head of Growth for Facebook Canada.

Media minds debate industry’s future

'Future of Media' panel discusses iPad apps, mobile growth and whether Facebook referrals are useful

Google seeks to speed up search with ‘instant' results

Google users see evolving set of search results with each additional character typed

Xbox Live apologizes to Fort Gay gamer

Microsoft enforcement agent reviewing complaint against West Virginia man did not believe town was real

Mobilicity files complaint against Rogers

Wireless upstart tells Competition Bureau that new low-cost Chatr service is intended to eradicate new players

Thuuz aims to tip sports fans to hot games

Website uses proprietary algorithms that track upsets, point spreads to alert followers of exciting games

Craigslist

RCMP wants Craigslist to block erotic ads in Canada

Online classified site recently blocked adult-services section on U.S. websites

Olympic champion apologizes for homophobic remark

Australian swimmer Stephanie Rice asks for forgiveness

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Bell to bring NFL to mobiles

Live streaming sports part of wireless companies’ growth plans

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Nova Scotia priest plans to bless the faithful's cellphones

Anglican church to offer ‘grace for gadgets’ service as a way of staying relevant in high-tech times

Reverend Lisa Vaughn, pictured on the screen of an iPhone, blessed electronic devices at Saint Timothy's church in Hatchet Lake, N.S., on Sept. 1.
Review
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant

With a knockout screen, Samsung’s new handheld is poised to help Android take on Apple

The iConnected Parent
Is technology stunting postsecondary kids' growth?

A new book argues that technology is making postsecondary kids too connected with their parents

Focus
Why it's okay to wage joystick jihad

As terrorism concerns soar, critics are blasting a video game that lets you play a Taliban insurgent. But, writes Richard Poplak, there's nothing to fear

Technology
The end of online privacy

If Ottawa thinks the census is invasive, what about the 64 trackers that popular websites install on visitors' computers?

Photo illlustration by Brian Gee/The Globe and Mail/AFP