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2012
48 articlesFebFebruary
20- 14Tim Cook is the Michael Corleone of Apple
- 14Is 4G enough to end the high-end tablet war for iPad?
- 13Pinterest may be changing the social commerce game, but why?
- 12Confused by what Verizon's 4G LTE really means? Saturday Night Live is, too
- 11The really quick evolution of Apple product designs
- 11Is online banking as safe as people think?
- 11Is this creepy android mannequin the future of retail merchandising?
- 09Yelp users are easier to spot than most
- 09Using technology to learn more efficiently
- 08Twitter and Facebook may be more addictive than alcohol or cigarettes
- 08As the workforce goes mobile, security concerns rise
- 07The Harry Potter series in 15 epic minutes
- 07Marketing benefits of the new social aspects of Google News
- 07Super insulated foam torched in man's hand (right before he eats it)
- 07Amazon Irony: The chain store "killer" to launch a chain of physical stores
- 06The growing reach of social media's election impact
- 04Smartphones on pace to near 1 billion by 2015
- 03Corning expands its vision of a glass future
- 022012 technology to highlight NADA conference in Las Vegas
- 01Autonomous nano quadrotors amaze (and terrify) with complicated formation runs
JanJanuary
28- 31Online payments may be the future, but today consumers are still concerned
- 30Will Apple tap into China for more iPhone sales?
- 30Not Rated Shoes: Taking on the juggernauts through social media
- 30What Twitter's horrific recruitment video says about the state of Silicon Valley
- 30Making the internet more open... in education
- 29Note to Startups: If you're going to steal from others... well, just don't steal from others
- 22What Gingrich, Santorum, and Romney should learn from Paul (and Obama) about the internet
- 20The Silicon Valleys... of the world
- 19Predators versus prey in the startup ecosystem
- 18SOPA and PIPA: Everything you need to know
- 17The SOPA blackout is the most American thing we've done all day
- 17Modern language wars: PHP vs python vs ruby
- 17Netflix woes continue, this time from angry investors with a class-action suit
- 16IBM's vision of the technology world in the next 5 years
- 14This cake is not a lie
- 14Samsung unveils the smartest window you've ever seen at CES
- 14Website owners, here's how to protest SOPA on January 18th
- 13Visualizing the answers to the ultimate showdown: "Geeks vs Nerds"
- 1390s kids in 45 years
- 10Samsung Galaxy Note starts the tablet/smartphone hybrid race
- 08Link's Love Nest
- 06Ericsson's vision of a "Networked Society" is beautiful, terrifying
- 05Internet Access Is a Human Right
- 05Fighting America’s "Brain Drain"
- 05Fun and frightful UFO video for the skeptic in all of us
- 02Google tosses its hat in the political ring with Google Elections
- 01Internet killed the outlet store
- 01The major video game companies may be off the SOPA list but they still support it
2011
252 articlesDecDecember
50- 31The face of mobile? One little girl appears in Apple AND Samsung commercials
- 30My faith in the US education system has been restored
- 30"Blue Busters" video proves nothing, not even Apple, was immune to the 80s
- 30Windows Phone 7 will see 3 LTE releases within 6 months
- 29How Digg left its tech geek roots behind and embraced the mainstream
- 29Flying robots that build things open doors to automated architecture
- 28Apps are rising on Windows Phones. Should they be taken more seriously?
- 28Google+ predicts that it will have 400 million users by end of 2012
- 27What trended in 2011 (and what to expect from 2012)
- 26Taliban on Twitter: How congressional attempts to block them is asinine on 2 levels
- 25Social Media 2011: The bullseyes and blunders that dominated chatter
- 24GoDaddy lost 72,354 domains this week. It's not enough
- 24As Santa Anita Park opens, smartphones take center stage with the horses
- 24House of the Rising Sun, ancient computers version
- 23The social media disruption of advertising (is a good thing)
- 23Senseye: Aim at your smartphone enemies by looking at them
- 21Despite a cure in hand, a vaccine is the only way to end malaria (and may be right around the corner)
- 21Who will buy T-Mobile now?
- 21From upgrading genetic code to reducing the cost of crime: why early childhood education is so important
- 20Technology use on American college campuses
- 20Could Amazon have saved RIM?
- 20Security: The final piece to the digital wallet puzzle
- 19Nerdgasm: The Dark Knight Rises trailer
- 19Saudi Prince pumps $300 million into Twitter
- 18Germany captures 43% of the world's solar power
- 17What would Facebook look like at the North Pole?
- 16SOPA vote delayed
- 16Android Developer Relations introduces training to help build better apps
- 152011 through the eyes of Google (and therefore, the world)
- 15Xbox and iPad soar, others plummet as desired gifts for kids
- 14Google has a Siri competitor around the corner
- 12"The Internet in 1969" was eerily correct
- 12Where business intelligence stands in the mobile world
- 11Google top execs offer to save NASA's Hangar One... to house their private jets
- 10Xbox 360 dominated gaming sales in November
- 09Top 5 apps in education news for making yourself smarter
- 09Teens and the cruel world of social networking
- 08Watch the blood red moon on Saturday morning
- 08Minority Report (in real life)
- 065 Hilarious Misuses Of An Online Web Design Degree
- 06Great advice from a young Steve Jobs
- 06Why crowdfunding may be the future of startups
- 05CNN's #COP17 Ecosphere Project displays an amazing visualization, but to what end?
- 04Toyota Fun-Vii concept car is like a "smartphone on 4 wheels"
- 03Going Digital: The rise of e-receipts and paperless storage
- 03Facebook gets back into places with purchase of Gowalla
- 02The creepiest crawling robot you'll see all day
- 02Why I just bought 4 more Kindle Fires
- 01Amido Releases Laugh Synth App for iOS
- 01Can Frugalo single-handedly fix the floundering daily deals phenomenon?
NovNovember
38- 30Who is really using Google+?
- 29The Facebook Phone (Comic)
- 29If you invested in Groupon's IPO, the good news is you've only lost half of your money
- 28Skyrim's Doublerain Bow
- 28Can STEM fix America?
- 28Google describes the history and evolution of search
- 28Will 2012 be a rebound year for IPOs?
- 26Google+ television ads are pointing people in the wrong direction
- 25Visualizing biotechnology advancements and investments around the world
- 24Visualizing SOPA, the internet blacklist bill
- 23In the Open Source Community, the Platform Rarely Matters Anymore
- 235 Ways Online Education May Improve Your Social Life
- 22Amazon wages all-out war on Apple with penny smartphones
- 22Buffy the Facebook Phone will Fail
- 21Chromebook failed because we're not ready for total cloud computing
- 21Japan's cure for snoring and sleep apnea - a robotic bear pillow
- 20What people are doing online right now
- 2050,000 year-old Sim City, "Magnasanti", holds 6 million Sims
- 18Why negative sentiment towards Google+ is asinine and premature
- 18Ketchup container, only better
- 164Chan is back up after 3 day DDoS attack
- 15E-Readers: Making Readers Out of More People Than Ever
- 14Stunning time lapse sequences from the International Space Station
- 13The US government failed to uphold its own principles by unlocking WikiLeaks-related Twitter accounts
- 13Diaspora Co-Founder Dies At 21
- 12Everything you needed to know about firewalls
- 10Asimo shows how he can be our servant (and eventually our overlord)
- 09A dummy's guide to typefaces
- 08MW3 might have the bulk of the attention, but Assassin's Creed 4 is heating up
- 07The most important $15 million tech deal of 2011: Disney and YouTube
- 07Can Wikileaks survive as a movement if the website and Assange fall?
- 06Modern Warfare 3 live action trailer is funny, says little about the game
- 06Comparing the GOP presidential candidates... on Twitter
- 05Is Microsoft on to something with "Graymail"?
- 03Is Groupon IPO-ready? No
- 01Automotive technology hits tipping point with record number of CES exhibitors
- 01Trust and Safety Authenticator: The Logic is Flawless
- 01Six Privacy Concerns About Facebook's Latest Features
OctOctober
57- 31Has Disney been watching the news? ABC renews Netflix contract
- 30Why @klout made a big mistake with their algorithm change
- 29YouTube expands its exclusive-content drive with 100 new video channels
- 29Independence Day sequels should NOT have Will Smith
- 29The tablet takeover of eCommerce
- 28Samsung takes over as biggest smartphone seller, Apple #2
- 27Sony declares the death of feature phones
- 25Netflix is a case study in poor decisions tanking a company
- 24Ruling the web in education
- 21Why money is driving the virtual buying boom (and not for the obvious reason)
- 21ATT wins the iPhone 4S battle according to ATT
- 19Steve Ballmer discusses Microsoft's past, present, and future
- 19As internet criminal activity decreases, botnets skyrocket
- 19Did Samsung make a 3-megapixel mistake with the Galaxy Nexus?
- 19At 7.1mm-thick, Motorola Droid Razr is world's thinnest smartphone
- 18The Edison Memorial Tower, Minecraft edition
- 17The best places to work in Silicon Valley
- 17The "Blackberry Down" compensation is an apps package, not cash
- 17What car dealers and other local businesses need in 2012: A Digital Manager
- 17Amazon to work directly with authors, bypass publishers
- 16How local search has evolved
- 16For this one-year-old, a magazine is simply a broken iPad
- 14Is Facebook changing the entire college experience?
- 14The technology behind Acura
- 13Television time is smartphone or tablet time for 40% of American owners
- 12Fed to start monitoring social networks for sentiment
- 11The softer side of social helps women stay professional: @HybridMom
- 11Cali. Gov. Brown to allow police to search phones without a warrant
- 11Amazon to hit the gaming pre-order market today
- 11Creating drugs with the mind
- 11Twitter closes deal to get "Tweet" trademark
- 10If Microsoft fails in the mobile phone industry, it will be for lack of confidence
- 10Despite negative sentiment, iPhone 4S breaks record with one million pre-orders in 24 hours
- 10Netflix aborts Qwikster
- 08American drone weapons consoles infected with keystroke-logging virus
- 08Banners aren't dead. They just suck
- 07Sprint is sprinting towards disaster
- 07Unlocked, contract-free iPhone 4S coming in November
- 07Twitter denies blocking #OccupyWallStreet from trending
- 07Was Solyndra the exception or the rule for the solar industry?
- 06You know what's cool? One billion Google Earth downloads
- 06Sprint iPhone 4S pre-order starts Friday
- 06Will unlimited data plans give the Sprint iPhone enough for conquest sales?
- 06Further proof that Apple can predict the future: Siri, 1987
- 05Steve Jobs has died
- 05How social media has evolved the role of the ad executive
- 04Boeing's Dreamliner sparks new era of commercial aviation
- 04Links on Facebook to be screened for viruses
- 046 basic online college courses you can listen to as podcasts
- 03Rhapsody to acquire Napster
- 03Amazon may have sold 95,000 Kindle Fires in one day
- 02Tech jobs in high demand as the talent wars heat up
- 02Star Wars "Imperial March" (as performed by 2 floppy disk drives)
- 01Airbnb faces new controversy, this time over financing
- 01The only cat video worth watching today: Schrödinger's Cat
- 01Amazon Silk is just another invasion of privacy
- 01Rich people spend 30% more time online than everyone else
SepSeptember
96- 30First Google Store opens in London to minimal fanfare
- 30Unboxed Eee Pad Slider SL101 pushes netbooks further down on the relevance list
- 30IBM is now more valuable than Microsoft (but still way behind Apple)
- 29Voting machines shown to be hackable remotely
- 29Twitter's most asked celebrity: Justin Bieber
- 29Aurora Borealis seen from the ISS is stunning
- 297 jobs that robots could probably do better (and cheaper)
- 28Amazon fires up its iPad-fighter
- 28Ford develops its first electric bicycle
- 27YouTube founders relaunch Delicious
- 27Tumblr drives more pageviews, more money
- 27Warning: MySQL.com was hacked, serves extremely malicious malware
- 26Google makes the Dead Sea Scrolls accessible to all
- 26Where tech is born - the MIT Media Lab approach
- 26Lockheed envisions ultra long-range hydrogen jet
- 26A quirky look at social networks: "If they were your neighbors"
- 26Netflix gets DreamWorks
- 25Roger Ebert's "voice" comes from Apple (with help from his friends)
- 25Surprisingly, Lucas did not add training to his Blu-ray Star Wars changes
- 24Ousted TechCrunch editor starts fresh with "Uncrunched"
- 24This Facebook changes "spoof" video hits pretty close to home
- 24Nearly 3 years later, Twouble with Twitters still nails it
- 23In defense of Business Insider...
- 23Facebook for business is (finally) showing results
- 22If you don't stop using Facebook, there's no reason to complain about it
- 22What the Meg Whitman appointment really means to HP
- 22World's smallest camera weighs under an ounce
- 22A single voice matches the sentiment of a nation regarding mobile data plans
- 21Is HP double-dipping on an imminent Whitman announcement?
- 21Twitter cashes in on the 2012 election
- 21Digg CEO Matt Williams Discusses the Future After Newsrooms Launch
- 21Fire is cool in theory
- 20Full disclosure is becoming a normal thing in social GPS tracking and check ins
- 20Mafia Wars 2 shows Zynga and social gaming aren't just a passing fancy
- 20The most idiotic aspect (among many) of the Netflix to Qwikster switch
- 20DC Universe Online goes free to play
- 19Visualizing Reddit: The community as it stands around the world
- 18HP employees given chance to buy last batch of TouchPads
- 18MadPad helps make music... even at the hardware store
- 18Many US states do not understand education on the internet
- 18With Google Flights, they continue to spread into... everything
- 17Cute old couple learning to use a webcam show technology has no age restrictions
- 17With initial developer API released for Google+, FarmVille can't be too far behind
- 17To @Techcrunch: Please move on
- 16Subways to power cities of the future
- 15The 4 most influential X Ray technicians
- 15BMW proves that all-electric scooters can be sexy
- 15The textbook of the future
- 15Android takes to the sky in Boeing's new Dreamliner
- 15Will the Facebook subscribe button be a tool for businesses?
- 14Is social media having an impact in business?
- 14Windows 8 at BUILD
- 14Ultimate geek gifts: 3D steampunk robot magnets
- 14The State of the Intranet
- 14Facebook envy turns to pistachio gold for Winklevoss twins
- 14Should @AplusK give up acting and focus solely on tech investing?
- 13Tagged.com moves ahead of MySpace in visits, LinkedIn soon to follow
- 13The technology behind Fort Knox, the most secure vault in the world
- 12Posterous gives up the fight against Tumblr with 'Spaces'
- 12Apple wants its lost iPhone 5, by Conan O'Brien
- 12DDoS takes down UK's Russian embassy website before PM visit to Moscow
- 12The most insane downhill bike race helmet cam videos you'll see all day
- 11Sick illusion
- 1113% of all opened emails are read on iPhones and iPads
- 11Why Yahoo! should cash out now while they still can
- 11If you completely understand this watch, you're a geek
- 10Netflix app now works on Froyo/Gingerbread
- 10From cattle-trading to digital-implants: the evolution of the transaction
- 09Military testing infrared cloaking device
- 09AOL and Yahoo discuss merger
- 08Traditional book readers vs e-reader users
- 08Exploring the remnants: NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter takes clear pictures of the Apollo leftovers
- 08Google takes another deep stab at Yelp by buying Zagat
- 08Mobile commerce is finally hitting stride as apps invade our daily lives
- 08Will Microsoft hit the tablet market too late?
- 07Because who couldn't use a digital depiction of the Arrington/AOL battle?
- 07Twitter and Bing continue their real-time search partnership
- 07AOL and Yahoo! are run very differently from Microsoft and Google
- 06ATT responds to Sprint's suit
- 06"The Circular Economy" makes sense, hits home in the tech world
- 06Arrington gives AOL an ultimatum (and for once, I support him wholeheartedly)
- 06Sprint follows DoJ, Sues to Halt T-Mobile Purchase
- 06How businesses are using apps
- 05Amazon's 7-Eleven locker system starts speculation
- 05UN subdomain for Swaziland hacked
- 04Backpacks: what was in them before versus today?
- 03Folding car could make intra-city travel easier, cleaner
- 02Interstate eCommerce taxes continue to spread state-to-state
- 02TechCrunch founder starts venture fund
- 02Sledgehammer: Behind the scenes with the Modern Warfare 3 developers
- 02Standing behind your product, one bullet at a time
- 01Michael Arrington's CrunchFund dreams takes Techcrunch off the "credible source" list
- 01Minecraft block in real life
- 01The mobile malware menace
- 01Could you survive a weekend at the gadget-free hotel?
- 01Google Chrome extension lets you +1 anything on the internet
AugAugust
11- 31Twitterpalooza
- 31Cleverbot, squared
- 31Inkling sends freehand sketches to your computer
- 31TMI: Why sharing too much on social media is worse than we even thought
- 31Thanks to science, boarding a plane may get faster soon
- 30And just like that, the daily deals era may be over
- 30Android, iOS approach 70% combined smartphone market share
- 30The social media litmus test for hiring
- 29Microsoft gets aggressive in cloud CRM market against Oracle, Salesforce
- 29Walmart creates its own social media startup
- 29Counter Strike: Global Offensive to offer cross-platform multiplayer matches
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