The Motorola "Droid does" phone has been released. Of course, critics are reviewing this new Android phone as quickly as possible, and the reviews are raves.

Did you know there are businesses that will pay you cash to recycle your old unused computers, cell phones, iPods, digital cameras, and game consoles?

Until now, while there are many Twitter and third-party applications that enable you to search on Twitter, Twitter itself was not searchable from Google and other search engines.

If ICANN, the internet regulator which oversees how Internet addresses are doled out has its way, users are about to see a big change in the way the Internet looks. It will not, however, appear in your browser window, but in your browser address bar.

Ever since Facebook started offering members "suggestions" on how to interact with their Facebook friends, users have complained that they have been offered suggestions for interacting with dead friends. In response to the complaints, Facebook security chief Max Kelly reminded Facebookers on Oct. 26 that they can have their dead friends' profiles memorialized.

The old, old days of waiting for your SAT scores to come to you in mail are long gone. By that, we are speaking of snail mail, that old hand-delivered method that seems so 19th century. No, now you can check your scores online.

A double set of bad news sent Garmin stock tumbling on Wednesday. Not only did rival Tom Tom release a good earnings report, Garmin also had the bad luck of seeing an announcement regarding a hot new Droid phone that will challenge its standalone GPS units.

The October 27th Los Angeles Times article by Martin Zimmerman under the headline “U.S. newspaper circulation has fallen again” reports: “U.S. newspapers continued to lose subscribers in recent months as readers increasingly turned to online news sources and price increases scared off cost-conscious consumers."

I can see it now: "Here, honey, let me slip this Little Buddy Child Tracker GPS transmitter into your backpack." Then hours later: hey, why is he still at school hours after the school day is over? Maybe because he took the transmitter out and put it into his locker?

Vevo was founded by Universal Music Group, and will run on technology from YouTube.