This exceedingly good-looking underwater housing for the Panasonic Lumix GF-1 is… well, I’ve just told you. It’s coated aluminum and offers a few options for the front element — whatever best fits the lens you’ve got on. I love the button layout in the back, too. It looks...

SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook Inc scored in the bottom 5 percent of a customer-satisfaction survey, below Internet rivals Google Inc. and Yahoo! Inc, as the social-networking site’s frequent changes rankled users. Facebook received 64 on a 100-point scale, while Google scored 80 and Yahoo got 76, according...

 Back in January Conan O’Brien was supposed to come to San Francisco for a SF Sketchfest Tribute and Q&A about his career. And then, he lost his dream job as he said, “shit really hit the fan” and he had to cancel. He finally made good on that gig last night at the Herbst...

By now everyone has seen the first official trailer for the Facebook movie. While there’s no question that there’s a lot of talent behind it, I’m actually quite surprised that it looks good. But that’s just my opinion. What does someone portrayed in the movie actually think of...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan may well be named 'Pornistan' after search trends thrown by Google indicate that it is the world leader in porn searches. Pakistan — the land of the pure — where websites get banned for showing offensive and blasphemous material at the drop of the hat, has been...

BANGALORE: Hidden Reflex, a Bangalore based software startup, has launched a browser targeted at Indian audiences: Epic. The browser has been created by a team of Indian engineers on the opensource Mozilla platform, it said in a statement. “Epic provides a uniquely Indian browsing experience....

WASHINGTON: Microsoft added Facebook to Outlook, giving users of its popular email program the ability to view status updates, pictures and wall posts from their friends on the social network. Outlook now lets email users view the profile picture and activity of their Facebook friends in a box called...

Earlier today, we first spotted Twitter’s new name search results feature on twitter.com. At first glance, it looks to be a brilliant tool for new user discovery — especially among celebrities whose names will be searched for often. But is it more? Marshall Kirkpatrick at ReadWriteWeb wondered...