News flash: Google's new privacy policy goes into effect on March 1, and if you haven't read up on it yet, here's the basics: Google will now "combine information you've provided from one service with information from other services." This means that you will be seen as one user across all of Google's products including YouTube, Blogger, Google+, Calendar, and others. Google is hoping that this Read more

The newly redesigned Google Chrome browser recently celebrated its second birthday, and is already making moves by taking a big chunk of the browser market share. Are you using Chrome these days? If so, check out these five handy plug-ins, tips, and extensions that will make browsing easier. Read more

Apple had quite the Monday — first Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone 4 at the WWDC keynote, then later that day, announced the availability of Safari 5. Coming with a bunch of new features, Safari 5's productivity is touted as being 40 times that of Safari 4! Can you handle it? Take a quick tour of five interesting new features you'll find inside Apple's next browser. Read more

The new Kindle Fire is sure to set the tablet market ablaze. At just $199, this tablet allows you to read books, stream movies, music, and TV shows on the go, and gives you a super-fast web browsing experience with a brand new web browser called Silk. Though the Kindle Fire is protected by Gorilla Glass, you're probably going to want an extra layer of protection for your new tablet. Enter two Read more

While Chrome is my current browser of choice, the official release of Firefox 4 (that has been downloaded over 20 million times so far) comes with some sweet updates that make it a worthy competitor for any Chrome junkie. Check out five of my favorite updates to the browser, which I welcome with open arms. They could even make you want to switch! Read more

The royal wedding is just over a week away, and if you're planning on pulling an all-nighter to watch it live (it kicks off at 2 a.m. PDT) then you have plenty of options on TV. There's good news for you noncable subscribers, too: you can check out the events as they unfold online. Point your web browser to one of these URLs to catch it all live. Read more