A U.K. neuroscientist says that the use of Twitter, Facebook and video games is forcing children’s brains to go back to an “infant-like state”.

CNET reporter Peter Butler inexplicably attacks Canadian rock legends in his review of the top 5 Worst downloads. What’s up with that?

I had a beer in one hand and a burger in the other, and I wasn’t really looking to discuss office management policies. A woman standing nearby at a summer barbeque was going on about employees engaging in personal activities…

With a headline like this you’d think I had a serious hate-on for this popular console, but that couldn’t be farther from the truth. But there’s no denying it’s missing some key features. See if you agree, or feel free to challenge me on them.

As Marc so recently said, it’s been a strange (and wonderful) trip here at sync since we launched 1 year ago. So it’s sad that recent events are forcing a change on how we do business…

Like it or not, cell phones at work have become a fact of life. But just because your little portable pal is ringing, doesn’t mean you need to answer.