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Holding court at a CNET event in San Francisco, Dave McClure, Naval Ravikant, and George Zachary talk startups in 2012. Watch this video

Three top Silicon Valley investors held court at CNET last night. A big topic: Facebook. Watch this video

Smartphone cameras are a thriving phenomenon with improved technology, software features, lenses, and apps that rival the quality that was once only available in dedicated cameras. And thanks to a new photo-sharing partnership app, your pics can be shared more easily than ever. CNET's Kara Tsuboi has the details in this Tech Minute. Watch this video

iPhone 4 owners may be eligible for a payout from Apple now that a class action lawsuit was settled last month. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on the history of the "Antennagate" issues and why Apple may now have to shell out hundreds of millions of dollars. Watch this video

Pay back a friend with Bump, preview the new Photoshop, and enjoy unlimited free Spotify streaming -- while it lasts. Watch this video

Adobe plans to collect revenue from programmers who create "console-quality" Flash games, the Transformers lose their battle against Asus, and President Obama has joined another social network to assist in his re-election bid. Watch this video

Xbox Live expands its entertainment hub, HTC Sense demolishes its data for a redesign, and Google concentrates all its digital content into one Play button. Watch this video

At a news conference in New York on Sunday, two U.S. senators say employers may be breaking federal law by demanding that job applicants turn over the passwords they use to log into social-networking sites. Watch this video

In this economy, people are looking for jobs however and wherever they can. But in some industries, like the high-tech field, online placement sites like Monster or CareerBuilder are too general and traditional recruiters can't keep up with demand. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on a new Web site that's already connecting people in an innovative way. Watch this video

Apple won't tolerate apps that gather UDID, Square is spicing things up again in the mobile payment space, and listen up gumshoes -- the government creates its own Carmen Sandiego game to put social media to the test. Watch this video

The problem with technology and gadgets is that as soon as you buy something, a better, faster, smaller version comes out. The good news is that when kept in nice condition, your devices may fetch a fair amount of money on the resell market. In this Tech Minute, CNET's Kara Tsuboi gives some tips for how to resell your iPad. Watch this video

This weekend's hot movie debut, "The Hunger Games," has all the makings of a Hollywood blockbuster--an A-list cast and a proven storyline. It's based on a best-selling book series in which the heroine has to fight to the death to provide food for her community. But what it also has going for it is innovative promotion and publicity, through social Web sites like Facebook and Twitter. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports. Watch this video

Zynga swallows OMGPOP, BioWare considers giving in to fans, and 2011 was a good year for Anonymous. Watch this video

Kevin Systrom, CEO of Instagram, discusses how his photo-sharing startup plans to make money. He was interviewed by PandoDaily's Sarah Lacy at Business Insider's Ignition West. Watch this video

Rumors have surfaced that after extended use, Apple's new iPad gets too hot to touch. CNET editors ran the new iPad through a series of heat tests to gauge the temperature and to compare the results with last year's model, but didn't find any reason to be concerned. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on their findings. Watch this video