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The venerable Oxford English Dictionary isn't even one-third finished with what will be only its third revision in 80 years. But already there is talk that the multivolume work, which has informed scholars and fussy linguists, may eschew print entirely when the new edition is completed in about decade.

Today we’re providing every publisher, big or small, with a chance to invite their readers to the new Digg, before our GA launch. If you are a publisher, you now have 1,000 invitations to share.

We should have known the dry erase girl was ***** -- but we just wanted to believe too much - or so says the co-owner of the Chive. The next time they pull this type of thing, they say we won't see it coming. Again.

Google this week released an update for its Google Mobile app for iPhone, which introduces push notifications for Google’s calendar and a barely functional push feature for Gmail. Is the Gmail push useless?

The Iranian Research Organization for Science and Technology is directly connected to the Iranian Government. Aside from evaluating and advising policy makers on science and technology issues, the largest research outfit in the country also provides a warez server where Photoshop, MS Office and many other applications can be downloaded for free.

Facebook Places will make it pretty hard to keep secrets in the future, and could lead to some embarrassing situations.

The EFF weighed in on Apple patent spyware, calling it traitorware and warning that Steve Jobs is watching you.

Everyone has their preference, here's a look at how the two businesses stack up.

Up until a few months ago, I was using Facebook the same way I was using Twitter. That is, I was allowing anyone to follow me. But it was different. With Twitter, anyone can follow me without my approval. On Facebook, everyone needs my approval. Though perhaps ill-advised, I was simply blindly approving anyone. Then I stopped.

Theories abound for why Intel bought McAfee, but the reality is more prosaic than most imagine. The Aurora attacks on Google and others were a wakeup call for Intel, and the company got serious about developing vPro's security potential. But to do that, they had to be able to offer products and services directly to the consumer.

Another knock for Yahoo...

Facebook for iPhone has a new version out – 3.2.2 – and it fixes login issues for owners of jailbroken iPhones.

Dennis Crowley, the co-founder of Foursquare, a location-based social network, has called Places, Facebook's new check-in tool, 'boring' and 'unexciting'.

WikiLeaks founder and editor Julian Assange said Swedish authorities reached "the height of irresponsibility"; by issuing an arrest warrant alleging rape against him, then revoking it less than a day later.

Whether you're just starting out or are hitting the midway point in your IT career, the fast-changing nature of the profession means only the agile will thrive. Here are some ideas to help you set your career on the right path for the next 10 years.

The title of this post kind of says it all. As pointed out by blockzuck.com, you can block anyone on Facebook except CEO Mark Zuckerberg. If you try to do it (we did), you'll get a message saying

Almost five years ago, Google launched Google Maps for mobile to help you get where you needed to go from your phone instead of a paper map. Today, more than 100 million people a month are now using Google Maps for mobile to get from point A to point B, find nearby places, and more.

On a desktop computer, StumbleUpon makes sense. You’re on the prowl for cool stuff, click a button and find it. But there is a ton of competition these days among services that let you do this — and increasingly people are relying on Twitter and Facebook for this. But mobile is a different beast.

Others on the danger web search danger list included tennis player Andy Roddick (No. 14), and singers Lady Gaga (No. 37) teenager Justin Bieber (No. 46).

Intel and Micron jointly announced a new TLC NAND memory device offering improved cost and higher storage capacity for USB, SD Flash card and consumer electronics. TLC stands for Triple-Level Cell and it offers a 20% reduction in size and will be able to produce 4TB of storage from a single wafer of the chips and 64GB single-chip Flash devices.