It just might be the worst-kept secret ever, but Samsung has confirmed that it's developing an Android-based tablet, called the Galaxy Tab.

With Apple and Android going head-to-head in the cell phone industry, it only makes sense for Android to make the leap to tablet computing as well. But Apple's iPad has been insanely successful since it debuted in April 2010, which begs the question: Will the Galaxy Tab be a strong enough case for Android as a tablet OS?

The website Online MBA has posted a visual timeline that illustrates major milestones in the development of the Internet as we know it today.

We all know what the Internet is, of course, but it's always nice to look at it in the context of what it used to be and just how far it's come.

Who'd have thought that spam emails began way back in the '70s?

How often do you check out the ads on the right-hand side of your Gmail window? I'm guessing never.

A new browser extension called Rapportive finally gives you a reason to look over there, replacing that dead space with detailed information on whoever you're emailing, including an avatar, recent tweets, and even current LinkedIn employment information.