McAfee just released their 6th annual list of the most dangerous celebrity searches online. Cyber criminals frequently use the names of frequently searched celebrities to lure people to sites that can harm computers.

This year, Emma Watson unseated last year’s number one threat, Heidi Klum. The rest of the top 10:

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Happy belated birthday, internet! We would totally have sent an e-card if we'd thought to check our online calendar yesterday. 

On August 6th, 1991, the first webpage was published by Tim Berners-Lee of CERN. (You can still see it here.) While some of the concepts behind the Internet had been brewing since the 1960s, 1991 was the first time a publicly accessible page was created. The page talked about what the internet was, and invited readers to contribute to it and make it larger.

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If you are one of the many people out there who treat your dog like a human child rather than a furry friend, there have been some new developments that you may want to look into. First, there’s a new TV network dedicated to distracting, entertaining and easing your dog’s anxiety and then there’s online “playdating” site for dogs because obviously you’re a cruel owner if your schnauzer doesn’t have an active social life!

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If you thought the “Girls Around Me” mobile app was creepy and an invasion of privacy brace yourself for something way worse! A new high-tech chip has been developed for cell phones that gives you superpowers! Well, at least X-ray vision.

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See-through clothing is probably something you'd reserve for the bedroom, but Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde says his fashions are "daringly perfect to wear on the red carpet." 

"INTIMACY is a fashion project exploring the relation between intimacy and technology," says Studio Roosegaarde. "Its high-tech garments entitled 'Intimacy White' and 'Intimacy Black' are made out of opaque smart e-foils that become increasingly transparent based on close and personal encounters with people."

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We told/warned you about a new app that was released which makes stalking random women a cinch for all the creepers out there and come back to share some good news! The app has been pulled from the store voluntarily after all the complaints about privacy issues. This is a major victory for all the women out there who started to question whether or not having Facebook and Foursquare on their cell phones was really necessary after hearing about “Girls Around Me” earlier in the week.

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