For most of us, sitting at a desk all day is common place. But did you know sitting all day could kill you? Read on to learn more about this surprising (or not so surprising) finding.

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Facebook and Twitter are becoming ever more useful information sources. If you saw a helpful post or tweet a while ago but can't remember it exactly, here is a quick and easy tool to help you find it.

Here are 10 little-known features across various Google services that could change the way you work, or perhaps make life that little bit easier (via PCWorld)

ThrottleNet's George Rosenthal (President) comments on the YouTube video of a St. Louis cop allegedly beating a man. According to Rosenthal, it's no longer Big Brother, but Little Brother. Cameras are everywhere, including smartphones and iPods. KMOV reports.

How many times have you gone out and accidentally left your expensive iPhone on a restaurant table, in a movie theater cup holder or a public bathroom sink? Thanks to the Internet, you can now track your lost or stolen iPhone!

The Internet as we know it today (to some extent) has been around for about 25 years. The result of some visionary thinking by people in the early 1960s who saw the potential value in allowing computers to share information on research and development, the Internet has developed into an intricate information center that connects people with millions of pages of information from all around the world. What brought the Internet from a simple, shared network used by researchers to complex and virtual landscape we see today?