Sources

Trusted Sources by Category

Technology

CNET.com - Product reviews, deals and the latest how-to's on this tech super site, also very safe for most third party downloads.
HowToGeek.com - Great tech site with news, tips and tutorials for everyone from beginners to very advanced. Well illustrated articles.
LifeHacker.com - Great site with lots of tech related stories, always well written and illustrated. Covers all tech.
TheVerge.com - A galaxy of news and entertainment with a tech section that dives deep into all manner of tech.
TechRadar.com - When you're in the market for some new tech, TechRadar is the site to visit, they offer all the details and pricing on the latest gear.
TechCrunch.com - Another full service website with tutorials, stories, videos and more, all on tech.
Engadget.com - They like to call themselves the original home for technology news and reviews, trusted since 2004 (which makes them pretty old by internet standards).
PCMag.com - Another tech site devoted to all things Windows, altho they do cover some Apple and other stuff as well. Pretty honest site that's not always trying to sell you something.
CultofMac.com - All Apple news, reviews and how-tos, with lots of fanboy stuff as well. Apple only.
MacRumors.com - These guys live up to their name with lots of speculation on all things Apple.
MacWorld.com - Another mainstay in the world of Apple products, lots of info, reviews and tech talk here.
MakeUseOf.com - This site covers all things tech, Apple, Windows, Linux and all the tech news they can fit. They also have great how-tos on lots of topics.
Computer Hope.com - This site has been around a long time, it is an encyclopedia of tech terms and operations. An alphabetical listing of over 15,000 computer terms and definitions on an easy to navigate site.
WindowsCentral.com - All Windows info with an emphasis on product deals for all Windows related gear. Uses a lot of affiliate links.

General Interest

Startpage.com - An online search engine which uses Google search results without collecting any of your data (the way Google does), excellent search engine. Very Private.
DuckDuckGo.com - Another online search engine, independent of Google and Google search results, but very interested in personal privacy.
Wikipedia.com - Wikipedia is a free encyclopedia, written collaboratively by the people who use it. It is a special type of website designed to make collaboration easy, called a wiki. Many people are constantly improving Wikipedia, making thousands of changes per hour. Because of the way stories are created, it is possible for an occasional half truth to make it to the website, if only for a moment.
Uncyclopedia.org - Uncyclopedia is an ambitious spoof of Wikipedia. It could be seen as an over-the-top response to Wikipedia users, also known as "Wikipedians", who seem to take the site much too seriously. From the home page's logo to the formatting of each entry, the parallels between the two sites are uncanny and well-executed. Make no mistake, however, Nothing on Uncyclopedia should be taken as fact, which may be another dig at Wikipedia's occasional inaccuracy.
UrbanDictionary.com - If you've ever wondered what "poofing" means, this is the site for you. A dictionary of modern street terms for just about everything.
InfoisBeautiful.net - This site offers beautiful graphics and charts along with some interesting facts about the world around us.
MakeEverythingOkay.com - You really just have to try this website, you won't be disappointed. Magic exists.