Social media
Don’t stare at Twitter all day, founder says
Christopher Stone says fans of the popular social-networking tool should visit often but not devote their whole lives to it
Canadian firm could lose contract for India's $35 tablet
Dispute nears breaking point as New Delhi slams DataWind, the Canadian-based winner of the original tender for $35 tablet
EU pauses push for ACTA anti-piracy treaty
Facing steep opposition, controversial treaty referred to Europe's highest court to see whether it violates EU rights
‘Si, Es I, Pepe,’ and other videos YouTube’s paying $100-million to create
Google-owned site is spreading its wealth among producers, directors, and other filmmakers to generate 25 hours of original programming a day
XIM3: The headshot for PC gamers leery of console controls
Tired of unfair, cheat-hacked PC-game battlegrounds, adapter gives this keyboard-and-mouse gamer new life on the console
RIM unveils key PlayBook software upgrade
New operating system for price-slashed tablet at last has its own integrated e-mail inbox
Technology
The guiding hand behind the revival of RIM’s PlayBook
The tablet’s updated software is expected to come out this week, offering the company a second shot at getting it right. David Smith believes the delay was worth it
Solutions
Bridging the gap between doctors and hackers to upgrade health care
Hacking Health summit will bring together IT experts and medical professionals to develop cutting-edge solutions for health-care glitches
Google on its heels after Safari privacy breach
Stung by recent revelations, Google is now racing to include ‘do not track’ technology in its Chrome browser, and its own ad network will abide by those requests
Four ‘wow’ features in Apple’s Mountain Lion OS
The latest upgrade to the Mac operating system has some revolutionary potential hidden away in its features, which may disrupt several businesses
