Remaking MySpace: How Tim and Chris Vanderhook are turning around the web’s biggest joke

MySpace might be a joke to many. But it is no laughing matter for Tim and Chris Vanderhook, brothers not grim about the social network's chances at a full-fledged comeback.

Kixeye CEO says his company is aggressive, but not racist (exclusive interview)

Will Harbin says he extinguished a "micro culture" that had exhibited embarrassing and offensive conduct in the wake of a contractor's claims that he was subjected to racial discrimination.

17 years until the Singularity: A conversation with futurist Ray Kurzweil

Ray Kurzweil believes that while we are the creators of technology today, tomorrow it will be able to invent itself. And when that day comes, we may, in fact, be screwed.

The DeanBeat: Raptr’s gamer data shows that building real communities pays off in profits (it’s the community, stupid)

Doing good by the community yields profits, so say the numbers from Raptr's social network for gamers.

Artillery aims to make web browsers into game consoles (exclusive)

Browser-based gaming is a friction-free experience. Artillery hopes to use its technology to turn browsers into game consoles.

Here’s tech that can diagnose Alzheimer’s 3-4 years before first symptoms occur

Early detection of Alzheimer's means better, faster clinical trials -- and soon, life-saving drugs and treatments on the market. Here's what Neurotrack is doing to help.

Dear Apple: Deleting your users’ apps without notification is rude and arrogant

Yesterday I pulled up the Youtube app on my recently updated iOS 6 sporting iPhone 4S. Or, I tried to.

Even Ray Kurzweil is nervous about a future with hyper-intelligent machines

Ray Kurzweil is looking forward to the year 2029. That's the year he predicts that our technology will be able to think without us.

How to watch the presidential debates online

Unlike the last election cycle, the 2012 presidential debates will be available online. You might want to turn off your TV to watch these ones -- or at the very least, keep your smartphone or tablet handy.

Mayor Bloomberg chats about NYC’s tech initiatives at Boxee HQ

Aiming to remind New Yorkers just how receptive the city is for startups, Mayor Michael Bloomberg stopped by Boxee's headquarters today to discuss a variety of technology initiatives happening here.

FreedomPop kicks off free 4G service with a hotspot and USB stick

FreedomPop has built up quite a bit of hype over the past few months for its proposed freemium 4G service -- starting today, we'll finally get to see if it can live up to its many promises.

Threeview: Borderlands 2 reviewed by a critic, an analyst, and an academic

Why settle for one review when you can have three, from different aspects of the games industry?

Born within Facebook: Anime-culture fan page Tokyo Otaku Mode is cutting the cord

A new media company that focuses on Japanese Otaku culture is leaving its Facebook home to spread its wings on the open Internet.

SceneTap’s patent-pending ID tech sounds even more like ‘Big Brother’

When you walk into a bar, it's a given that the regulars are scoping you out. But you might feel differently if you knew that automated cameras were recording your apparent age, gender, ethnicity, and even level of attractiveness.