Social networking helps people come to sex with potential partner faster, says a new survey. Besides, it also helps ex-couples to stay in touch after their parting. The third annual sex survey by Shape and Men's Fitness magazines revealed that about 4 out of 5 women and 3 of 5 men say they believe texting, Facebook and other social media tools for staying connected cause new couples to jump into bed faster. Meantime, only 38% of women say they have actually slept with a date any sooner because of digital intimacy.

A cross-site request forgery has injured Twitter users. It looks like a tone of Twitter.com users just started sending out Tweets saying “I Like Anal Sex With Goats.”

According to a new research iPhone owners have more sex than those of Android and BlackBerry smartphones. The dating site OKCupid.com released the data on about 10,000 smartphone users. The report revealed that Women iPhone users are having roughly twice as much sex as men and women with Android phones. OKCupid, which focused on 30-year-olds, found women with an iPhone to have had just over 12 sexual partners compared to 10 for men. Both men and women Android owners had six partners each.

On Monday Julius Genachowski, a Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, stated that the agency will start an inquiry to examine the various technologies to block children from watching programs with sex and violence."Parents must have access to control technologies that can appropriately limit their children's exposure to unsuitable material," FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said in releasing an agency report detailing the technologies available to parents.

A Scottish company Distance Labs has announced the "intimate communication over a distance," the technology, which draws lines of light on a body of a person who is more than 250 km away.The company is looking for three couples in which one partner is based near Edinburgh, and the other more than 250 km away, with the aim of testing if drawing lines of light on each other's bodies can replicate the ambiance involved in relationships.

It is the result of special survey conducted by Harris Interactive and sponsored by Intel. In details it shows that nearly half of the female respondents aged 18 to 44 or 46 % would rather go without sex for two weeks than give up the Internet for the same amount of time. In fact most of 2100 adults participated in survey consider the Internet essential to daily life in the current economic downturn.