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In celebration of the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, Google treats visitors to the search engine homepage with a doodle of a dancing tree person on the letter l and e of the word Google. The doodle can be seen in all countries across all continents.

The story that a Chinese man is allegedly stuck in South Korea because his four-year-old son drew on his passport is a hoax, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook and Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Craig Federighi unwrapped Safari browser enhancements, among other things, during the keynote address of the 25th Worldwide Development Conference (WWDC) held at Moscone West Convention Center, San Francisco, California.

Slender Man aka Slenderman somehow influenced two Wisconsin girls to stab their friend Saturday, May 31. There are various reports about the Slenderman story, but most reports note the mythical character originated in a Web site that publishes horror stories. Here is a viral video showing teens trying out a Slender game. They also explain why some people seem to enjoy playing Slender.

A viral video of cute dancing babies has drawn more than 10 million views in a week's time. This clip has been cheering up friends, family members and co-workers via YouTube, Facebook and other social media sites.

The U.S. authorities and a team of international investigators have interrupted cybercriminial group responsible for secretly infecting a million computers worldwide with a virus called "GameOver Zeus." The virus was designed to steal banking information and damage computer systems. The virus first enters into computers through email. The virus was suspected by the officials to have already stolen $100 million among many users worldwide.

Another satirical Web site has joined the growing list of hoax story makers. However, a quick glance at the title of its articles is enough to give the discerning reader an idea that the portal carries fake news due to the absurd angles.

Many non-fans of South Korean YouTube sensation Psy are happy that they no longer hear his hit song Gangnam Style every time they pass a karaoke bar or club, dine out or take public transportation.

In honor of the life and legacy of the 107th birthday of the Mother of Green Movement Rachel Louise Carson, Google treats visitors to the search engine homepage with a doodle of blue and white colors of the ocean showing different marine species.

The social media giant Facebook has bring back its blue dinosaur for a more comprehensive privacy check-up of the site's 1.3 billion users.

Facebook launched on Wednesday a new optional feature that uses the the mobile device's microphone to listen and identify any music and video content being played when posting a status update. The new feature can be used without typing or saying a word.

American multinational e-commerce company eBay was slammed for the company's delayed action on the major security flaw that affected 128 millions of users for the past three months.

Google doodle pays tribute to the 215th birthday of the British fossil collector Mary Anning by treating visitors to the search engine home page with a photo of the late collector working on an archaeology site with the remnants of the creatures arranging the letters of the word Google.

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Rubik's cube, Google treats the search engine homepage's visitors with an interactive doodle of the puzzle.

Like the missing Malaysian Airlines tragedy which has been exploited by unscrupulous Web site owners to harvest data from gullible netizens, interest over mermaid spotting is being used by the posting of hoax videos.

In celebration of the 296th birthday of the famous female mathematician and philosopher Maria Gaetana Agnesi, Google treats visitors on the search engine homepage with an animated doodle on the "Witch of Agnesi."

Iranian women are encouraged to remove their hijab and upload their photos on Facebook.

People turned to the social media Twitter to express their thoughts in a form of protest after Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey delivered the first budget under the government of Prime Minister Tony Abbot on Tuesday night.

In remembering of the life and legacy of the British Chemist Dorothy Hodgkin's 104th birthday, Google treats visitors with doodle on atomic and molecular structure of a crystal.

Galaxy Note 3 users on Verizon reportedly will get their Android Kitkat update on May 23.

Apple has started a varied lineup of iPads and iPods in many sizes at the start of the year with one form factor - the iPhone.

A viral video of dead mermaid making the rounds of social networking sites is likely another hoax story on the Internet that netizens would still be interested in despite all signs the carcass is an art work only.

Samsung Electronics will hold an app challenge worldwide for Gear 2 developers to support the applications for the wearable market.

Great deals are available these days for MacBook Air.

Rumors of the small version of One M8 have started to surface, not long after the One M8 was market released. When images of the mini phone leaked, it seems the mini variant is nearing completion.

Google currently faces a lawsuit for the reported "monopoly" of search in mobiles by having OEMs like HTC and Samsung making Google as default option and preload its apps suite on their devices.

Did Elizabeth Raine, the alias of a pretty 28-year-old medical student who caused furor on the Internet by auctioning her virginity to the highest bidder, had second thoughts about her decision not to push through with the 12-hour date with sex and instead concentrate of her medical studies?

When Microsoft launched Cortana to the digital world to join Siri and Google Now, it looks like handset buyers will have another option to think about when choosing a device that will assist them in their digital lives.

Netizens were quick to react on Twitter with the hashtag #tummyeggs over the unfortunate use of the word "tummy" by Australian MP Geoff Shaw as he explained his point on the radical abortion bill he proposed.