Mark Zuckerberg may not have planned to achieve a sort of global domination while he was coding away at Harvard, but his social network continues to get closer all the time.&nbs...
The people who work on Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and maybe even Safari and Internet Explorer can take comfort in the fact that their efforts aren't going unappreciated. A ne...
Anyone who wagered Chrome wouldn't succeed should, regardless of the exact terms of the bet, probably go ahead and pay up. New stats show that, in the past twelve months,...
For some people, summer's a time to live at the pool. For others, it's a season better spent vacationing in another state or country. But as it turns out, a lot of p...
At some point in time, questioning where Facebook's users are located may cease to make sense; it could be almost the same as asking where people are located. For now, how...
To a person with poor eyesight, Yahoo, Bing, and just about every other organization trying to compete in the mobile search market might as well not exist. New stats indic...
If it hasn't already done so, Twitter may soon need to hire a few translators. This afternoon, the stats experts at Pingdom took a look at how the site is doing on an inte...
Twitter's hit another major milestone on its way to becoming an omnipresent method of communication: in May, according to new stats from Pingdom, the site oversaw the transmissi...
Forecasters of all sorts have been working overtime the past week or so, discussing floods in the U.S., Greece's economy, and elections in the U.K. Now here's a little som...
It'd be a big understatement to say that 140-character messages are becoming more common online. Tweet-related data has been released (and analyzed), proving that rapid gr...
Some people use their Facebook account like another email address, logging in, checking their messages, and logging out. Others just add a couple of friends, skim a few st...