From: MSNBC on Mon, Apr 18 2011 8:17 PM

Blackberry roles out its "Playbook", a top contender in the tablet computer market. NBC’s Mark Barger reports. (NBC News)

From: MSNBC on Mon, Apr 18 2011 3:06 PM

Radio host Michael Smerconish talks about match.com’s decision to screen users against a sex-offender database. (NewsNation)

From: MSNBC on Mon, Apr 18 2011 12:36 PM

CNET reporter Caroline McCarthy joins Chris Jansing to discuss Digital Detox Week, which suggests you unplug all of your other electronic equipment for seven days. Think you could do it? (Jansing and Co)

From: MSNBC on Mon, Apr 18 2011 10:35 AM

ShopSmart magazine’s Lisa Lee Freeman shares tips and advice for becoming your own interior designer with the help of website bargains and tools. (TODAY)

From: MSNBC on Fri, Apr 15 2011 7:26 PM

April 15: Evidently frustrated by the low-tech realities of the White House, President Obama was overheard complaining about being "30 years behind" when it comes to technology: "Come on, guys, I’m the President of the United States!." NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

From: MSNBC on Fri, Apr 15 2011 8:50 AM

Dr.Siddhartha Mukherjee, cancer physician, and TODAY’s chief medical expert Dr. Nancy Snyderman talk about the latest work that explores whether or not there’s a link between cellphone radiation and brain cancer. (TODAY)

From: MSNBC on Thu, Apr 14 2011 11:22 PM

Meeting with "Portal 2" co-writer Chet Faliszek, we ducked inside the game as robots. There, he showed In-Game’s Todd Kenreck the ropes — and portals — that make up the cooperative mode. (In-Game)

From: MSNBC on Thu, Apr 14 2011 7:22 PM

In this week’s Gadgetbox app smashup, msnbc.com's Wilson Rothman looks at four new titles for iPad, including the beautiful Alice in New York, the ambitious Timbuktu magazine for kids, and the surprisingly great Bing for iPad. (msnbc.com)

From: MSNBC on Thu, Apr 14 2011 5:21 PM

Author and Washington Post reporter Marc Kaufman explains whether humans are alone in the universe. (Dylan Ratigan Show)

From: MSNBC on Thu, Apr 14 2011 1:21 PM

A Florida man found his half-sister he never knew existed, until they connected on Facebook. WTVJ’s Ari Odzer has the story. (NBC News)

From: MSNBC on Wed, Apr 13 2011 5:15 PM

Microsoft Research’s Curtis Wong demonstrates how he uses his bare hands to zoom in on Saturn, using the Kinect game controller and the WorldWide Telescope software program. (In-Game)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 6:38 PM

Amanda Wolfe from Ladies' Home Journal teaches TODAY Moms Facebook etiquette so that their children will actually want to friend them. (TODAY)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 4:06 PM

Hurricane forecasters are predicting an active season this year, and many other potential disasters should have you scrambling to protect your digital keepsakes.  NBC’s Chris Clackum reports on the best ways to back-up your digital data. (NBC News)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 3:38 PM

The Texas state comptroller’s office inadvertently posted the personal information of about 3.5 million public workers, including social security numbers, on a server available to the public for over a year. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports. (NewsNation)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 3:06 PM

The NASA space shuttle fleet will find their final homes in New York, Los Angeles, Washington DC and Florida following the final mission this summer. NBC’s Jay Gray reports. (NewsNation)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 2:38 PM

On the 50th anniversary of the first man in space, Cathy Lewis, the Smithsonian’s international space curator, talks about cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin’s legacy. (Nightly News)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 2:05 PM

A California company specializes in wearable video technology. KNBC’s Gordon Tokumatsu reports. (NBC News)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 1:05 PM

From the archives: NBC’s Jane Pauley, Robert Bazell and Roy Neal report on the first launch of the Space Shuttle, Columbia, from the Kennedy Space Center.       (Nightly News)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 1:05 PM

Wildlife expert defends the elephant shooting by GoDaddy CEO Bob Parsons. (Nightly News)

From: MSNBC on Tue, Apr 12 2011 11:37 AM

Do you post status updates about your relationship? Do you tag your friends in unflattering photos? If you answered “yes,” you could be putting your image in jeopardy. Amanda Wolfe, of Ladies’ Home Journal, shares advice for minding your p’s and q’s while connecting with people online. (TODAY)