It's true that women in their 30s are social media power users, but what are they talking about online? A new study from Proust has identified the seven things women like to talk about the most online. Curious? Click through the gallery to find out more. Read more

Do women have different cell phone needs? Maybe. We may have different cell phone wants, certainly, but I think that's more personality than gender based. But that hasn't stopped a few handset makers from trying their hand at what women really want. Check them out and let me know if they hit the mark. Read more

Now, I'm not going to reinforce the stereotype that there are NO women at Macworld. Because there are. Just not a lot. But the biggest issues of being a lady at one of the biggest tech conferences of the year have nothing to do with being outnumbered. Check out my slideshow for my experiences of being the fairer sex at this year's Macworld. Read more

2008 was a great year for movies, especially for me since tech is becoming more and more prominently featured. A number of the leading ladies in my favorite flicks from this year embraced their cell phone as the chic accessory that it is — or can be, when you pick the one that matches you. Check out my top cell phone addicted female characters of the year. Read more

For girl geeks, our first role models weren't just the Babysitters Club or the Sweet Valley High twins — no, they were the ladies in our first video games, the female characters that gave us representation and made us feel comfortable playing those games in the first place. They went up against their male counterparts and decimated ghosts, Bowser, and male rivals, ruling the pixels with their Read more

We're nearing the end of the workweek, which means it's time for our weekly roundup of funny lady tweets. Our favorite cheeky celebrity women have shared their thoughts on everything from fashion faux pas to technology to magazine subscriptions with their tweets this week. Get your dose of funny now, and don't forget to follow TrèsSugar on Twitter! Read more

This week IBM made the historic announcement that Virginia "Ginni" Rometty would be the 100-year-old technology company's first female CEO. Currently working within IBM's marketing division, Ginni is set to step into the top role on Jan. 1, 2012. She is credited as one of the driving forces to keep IBM a thriving technology company while many of its competitors have been hit hard by the current Read more

HBO's new series Girls premiered at the School of Visual Arts Theater in NYC. The series is the brainchild of Lena Dunham, whose first big movie Tiny Furniture debuted in 2010. The film caught the eye of Judd Apatow, who reached out to Lena to see if she needed help with any projects. Their friendship helped bring Girls to TV, and Judd worked closely with Lena on the 10 episodes of the first Read more

On this year's celebration of International Women's Day, we're paying respect to the women who left their mark on modern life through science. Proving that physics, wireless technology, and computer programming aren't just traits of a boys' club, and years ahead of their time at that, learn more about the women who showed us that science is the coolest subject of all. Read more

Working as a woman in a field that's still dominated by men presents some challenges, some insights . . . and for this awesome group of ladies, some sweet success. Since we read and write about tech all day long, it's inevitable that we start to develop some career crushes — here, five women in tech we love, with jobs worth coveting. Read more