Investigators say that a man accused of being in illegal possession of 50,000 IDs was caught after they found an image he took of a steak and macaroni and cheese meal on Instagram. more

In our debut of Star Apps, we talk to Counting Crows' Adam Duritz about the software that makes his world go round... here. more

In Georgia, a school principal is not happy to see her mugshot on Instagram. She allegedly tries to get a police officer to arrest the teen responsible. The police officer refuses. more

The popular photo and filter app is rolling out a spin-off app that lets users share their creations with a "community for creative people." more

Mother's Day is nearing, but instead of scrambling for one of the typical, rehashed gifts, why not go high-tech? CNET's Sumi Das shares a roundup of clever ideas for mom. more

Much has been written about how disappointed Twitter's co-founder was to lose out on buying Instagram. A new Vanity Fair piece details the specifics of Dorsey's sadness. more

Facebook offers a new security feature to help those locked out, Instagram turns on photo tagging, and Rovio hatches a new Angry Birds game. more

Now you can use the iOS or Android app to tag the people, things, or brands in your photos. more

Each year, the publication releases its list of the most influential people in the world, and once again, technology bigwigs are among the pack leaders. more

The photo-sharing service is celebrating one year on Android with nearly as many people as those who use its iPhone app. more

Veteran Sports Illustrated photographer Brad Mangin captures MLB's more intimate moments in these cool shots from his Instagram account that have been turned into a book. more

Over makes it pretty easy to add good-looking text in a number of fonts to your Instagram pics and images for other social-networking sites. more

Twitter may have removed official support for displaying image thumbnails to photos uploaded through Instagram, but this Chrome extension can help bring them back to your feed. more

It used to be that phones were sexy. Now, even good phones are resorting to begging for apps. Isn't this a little demeaning? more

Cardinals at the conclave to choose a new pope were told to surrender their cell phones, but smartphones, tablets, and social media proved key to yesterday's big papal announcement. more