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JunJune

62
  1. 23AAA to provide emergency EV charging for stranded drivers
  2. 23Meteroic: Download music and movies to your iOS device
  3. 22Loopt's u-Deal delivers local discounts on demand
  4. 22It's time to call it: The Blackberry will never rise again
  5. 21App use surpasses web browsing
  6. 21Skype for iPad coming soon?
  7. 21Foursquare hits the big one-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
  8. 21The pros and cons of the new "social media credit check"
  9. 21Massive chicken de-boning machine pulls 1500 breasts per hour
  10. 21Foursquare hits 10,000,000 members
  11. 21How Twitter users are getting their questions answered
  12. 20Techi's top ten trends 6-22-2011
  13. 20Facebook's IPO will be the worst investment in tech history
  14. 1910 tips to keep your family safe online
  15. 19Google tests new interface, no longer "feeling lucky"
  16. 19Why everyone should boycott the New York Post
  17. 19The Evolution of the Batmobile
  18. 18Is TechCrunch Disrupt a good indicator of future success?
  19. 17Tumblr officially hosts more blogs than WordPress
  20. 17Maybe Jobs was right when he used the term 'magic' after all...
  21. 17Facebook iPad app prepares for launch
  22. 16Social media used to identify Vancouver riot suspects
  23. 16State of the union of venture capital
  24. 15A fly on a touchscreen
  25. 15Can Nintendo and Sony save mobile gaming?
  26. 14Google introduces host of search improvements
  27. 14Investing like it's 1999: Tech bubble 2.0 is here
  28. 13Kinect
  29. 131/3rd of China still uses IE6 while the worldwide number approaches single digits
  30. 12Chickenosaurus: Paleontologist attempts to reconstruct dinosaurs from chickens
  31. 12Two-thirds support Amazon's bid to keep affiliates from paying state sales tax
  32. 1217 tips to tame Google's immense wealth of data
  33. 12"As Seen On" YouTube pages promotes those who promote YouTube
  34. 1296% of small businesses rely on mobile technology
  35. 11Time-Saver: Website lets us know if Sony has been hacked this week
  36. 11Trolltendo
  37. 10Where 'toy' ends, and 'badass' begins
  38. 10Apple's iCloud takes on cloud services from Microsoft, Google
  39. 10TV, coming soon to an Xbox near you
  40. 10Big names top list for insecure data storage on apps
  41. 09The joy of social media through the eyes of Bob Ross
  42. 09YouTube allows their logo to be removed, adds HD preview image
  43. 09Mario Kart 3D debut trailer brings back memories
  44. 08Steve Jobs details plan for the Apple spaceship building in Cupertino
  45. 08Random video Wednesday: The original Star Wars trailer
  46. 08How the internet has changed the scope of advertising
  47. 08How Nintendo just "out-Appled" Apple
  48. 08Star Wars Kinect from E3 looks pathetic
  49. 07When will Skype be ready for prime time?
  50. 07The first jobs of tech billionaires
  51. 06Driving to a different tune with Soundtracks
  52. 06Minehanger: When Minecraft meets Modern Warfare
  53. 06Why Groupon needs to fail to save the internet
  54. 05Google, Apple ordered by Taipei City to offer 7-day free trials on apps or face fines
  55. 05Upcoming Apple store in Hamburg pranked with Windows logo
  56. 04Solar powered laptop concept could have us cutting the cord
  57. 04Windows 8 user interface
  58. 03Twitter hops into bed with iOS 5 for some 'deep integration'
  59. 02Who cares about privacy on smartphones?
  60. 01How Apple could make "iCloud" revolutionary
  61. 01Twitter: The who, why, and now
  62. 01Facebooking for (and against) love

MayMay

66
  1. 31Ford's "talking" cars could mean fewer crashes, reduced congestion
  2. 30Photography past meets present - best iPhone accessory ever?
  3. 30Unmatched Revenues: Why we really are in the middle of another online tech bubble
  4. 30Personal jetpack breaks 3000 feet
  5. 30PBS hacked, posts that Tupac is still alive
  6. 29The evolution of spam (not the luncheon meat)
  7. 27Location-based album launches musical elitism to new heights
  8. 27Microsoft is making money on phones... by patent trolling
  9. 26A look back at 20 years of web design
  10. 25Twitter officially acquires TweetDeck
  11. 25E3 2011: What do Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony have up their sleeves?
  12. 24Oh, look, it's another new e-reader!
  13. 24Our résumés, unfortunately, will never look this good
  14. 24Modern Warfare 3 trailer released
  15. 24How apps are affecting big business
  16. 24Apple tells Lodsys to lay off iOS developers, but its impacts are minimal
  17. 23Interaction design taken way, way, way too far
  18. 23Transparency vs Anonymity (aka Zuck vs Moot)
  19. 22Lenticular lenses guide pedestrians to the right
  20. 22RC Ironman is an ultimate geek toy
  21. 21Mobile privacy at top of mind for users
  22. 20Google abandons newspaper scanning project
  23. 20Infographic of Microsoft's vast legacy of acquisition
  24. 19From railroads to Facebook: The evolution of networks
  25. 18Three misguided fears about the web
  26. 18Report: new MacBook Airs will arrive in June
  27. 18A journey to the cloud
  28. 17Mighty Deals review
  29. 17Angry Birds invades Spain, and nothing you can do will stop it
  30. 17The world's largest stadium photograph, with 90,000 potential Facebook tags
  31. 17Sony finally flips the switch on PSN, floods users with freebies, free games
  32. 17RIP print media
  33. 16Lego Super-8 camera only further proof that Lego really can solve every problem
  34. 16iPhone 5 dropping on November 21st?
  35. 15Is natural gas safe enough to help solve energy problems?
  36. 15Finally, something that Color is good for
  37. 13Getting your Oona on
  38. 12Why businesses do (or do not) need their own app
  39. 12New memoir paints less than positive portrait of Bill Gates
  40. 11Google asks Nevada to allow self-driving cars
  41. 11The best ways to beat information overload
  42. 10Slingshot reaches BFG status, and it would hurt you, badly
  43. 10This future eco-friendly home is deadly, cramped, symmetrical, and awesome!
  44. 10Sony: we are "uncertain" (have no clue) when PSN is coming back
  45. 10Microsoft Grabs Skype. What Comes Next?
  46. 09Tumblr launches its own share button
  47. 09And you were never without internets again
  48. 09Anonymous: "Sony, I am disappoint"
  49. 08Neurowear: Cat ears controlled by the mind
  50. 08The Rise of Knowledge Workers
  51. 08Amazon Cloud Player starts working on iOS
  52. 06Because YouTube is just too damn fast
  53. 06When will smartphones replace our wallets?
  54. 05Facebook fuels advertising growth with new social video ads
  55. 05The hard disk you've been waiting for!
  56. 05Nothing says "geek" like a good Star Wars debate
  57. 04Four Conditions Necessary For a REAL Tablet Market
  58. 04American Airlines to stream video to personal devices
  59. 04The anatomy of a newborn tech company
  60. 03Ladies, prepare to get wet (and men too)!
  61. 03Apple: new iMacs with Thunderbolt, FaceTime HD, and more power
  62. 03Hackers compromise Sony Online Entertainment, Sony shuts it down
  63. 02Your personal Uno transformer can now be pre-ordered
  64. 02The console you never knew you wanted
  65. 02The Cost of Fragmented Communication in the Enterprise
  66. 01136 years of failed tech predictions

AprApril

67
  1. 30MIT makes solar-cell technology go viral. Literally
  2. 30Household gadgets take a toll on power grid, pocket books
  3. 29Users furrow their class-action brows at Google over privacy... again
  4. 29Hackers take credit for Playstation network attack, claim possession of credit card data
  5. 29The Apple ad machine through the years
  6. 28Why I regret the day I purchased anything but an iPhone
  7. 28BMW says electric vehicles are great...for some people
  8. 27How Sony Can Recover From Their PSN Nightmare
  9. 27Jaiku's founder discusses Google's 'kiss of death'
  10. 26You can get your LEGO on in the tub, too!
  11. 26Infographics, in real life
  12. 26Will someone please give SETI $5 million so we can continue the pointless search
  13. 26The beautiful art of making an hourglass
  14. 26Android becomes America's smartphone of choice in the first quarter of 2011
  15. 26Wii successor set to take E3 by storm
  16. 25Inside the Mind of a Customer Support Agent
  17. 25ATT releases 'cell tower in a suitcase' for disaster relief efforts
  18. 25The current state of mobile apps
  19. 25Serves them right: Righthaven (aka MegaCopyrightTroll) loses own domain
  20. 25Did Minority Report predict the future of advertising technology?
  21. 24T-Mobile iPhone 4 in the works
  22. 23Despite Amazon's fumble, cloud computing market projected to hit $241 billion by 2020
  23. 23Mac people vs PC people
  24. 22Flaming the fire of the solar vs nuclear debate: Fukushima
  25. 22Porsche's 911 GT3 R is a Very 'Likable' Hybrid
  26. 22Facebook's 'Like' button turns 1
  27. 218 gadgets we should’ve never bought
  28. 20Google Launches Cleaner, Faster Toolbar
  29. 20Will Flipboard Do To Magazines What Napster Did To Music?
  30. 20Apple Suing Samsung, But...
  31. 19You've seen LEGOs before, but not like this
  32. 19All-out patent war between Apple and Samsung brewing
  33. 19The geekiest chair you'll ever see
  34. 19Portal 2 ships earlier than expected, destroys productivity in the process
  35. 18Dropbox grows 500% in just 15 months
  36. 18New Nintendo console in June? It's about time
  37. 18The origami phone - because... well... why not?
  38. 16From Hacktivists to Cyber Terrorists: The Many Faces of Hacking
  39. 15Kinect armchair takes laziness to its logical conclusion
  40. 14Prefab high-rises may soon dominate city skylines
  41. 13The geekiest 30 minutes of your life
  42. 13360 Web Browser Review
  43. 12Mortal Kombat live-action web series makes its debut
  44. 12Amazon cheapens the Kindle, for a price
  45. 12Uh oh! Mark Zuckerberg might not own Facebook after all
  46. 12The Winklevoss Twins: How the Movie May have Hurt Their Appeal
  47. 11Rocket Launcher Made of Bacon Proves We're Not Using Our Time Well
  48. 11Steve Jobs: The Man, The Legend, The Book
  49. 11The Story of Linux (on the occasion of its 20th anniversary)
  50. 10Why Larry Page is Right and Everyone Else is Wrong About Google Social
  51. 09Woz Wants Back In - If He's Asked
  52. 08Segway Jousting: The Sport of Choice Among the Newly Rich
  53. 08Google Cuts Bureaucratic Tape, Streamlines Decisions By Departments
  54. 06Why "Closed" Android is Better for Everyone
  55. 06The Evolution of the Techie Dorm Room
  56. 06The Commodore 64 for 2011
  57. 05Flux Chair: incredible, portable, foldable
  58. 05Thanks Google, now we'll never forget where we've been
  59. 05Google's Bid For Nortel Patents is a Battle Against Patent Trolls
  60. 04Lego Fan Resurrects Lost Art
  61. 04iPod Nano Gets Its Camera Back, Becomes Spy Gear
  62. 04Technology Identity Crisis
  63. 03The iPad Docking Station for Hipsters
  64. 03Lesson Learned from Android Trojan: Download from Official Venues
  65. 03Apple Wants You To Believe in the iPad 2
  66. 01Analog iPad 2
  67. 01Gmail Motion: Because We Didn't Evolve To Sit at a Keyboard and Type

MarMarch

85
  1. 31Google +1 For Search, -1 for Social Media
  2. 31As Online Education Grows, Does It Really Make More Sense?
  3. 30Everything You Know About Piracy is Wrong
  4. 29All Dreams of New Apple Hardware at WWDC Are Destroyed
  5. 29NES System Within A Cartridge? Is That Physically Possible?
  6. 29Japanese Condiment Remover: Another Example of Amazing But Useless Technology
  7. 29Amazon Cloud Drive Changes Everything You Know About Music
  8. 28The Next Frontier in Modern Warfare: Robotic Hummingbirds
  9. 28Rolltop - A Flexible Laptop May Be Closer Than We Think
  10. 28Will the iPhone 5 Make WWDC '11?
  11. 27The Cheese is a Lie: How Scammers Bait Their Victims
  12. 27How the Internet has Evolved
  13. 26Look at the Pretty Seagu... Wait. Wut?
  14. 25Apple TV 3 Coming... Soon... ?
  15. 25Is Twitter Losing Its Geek Cred?
  16. 25War tech: how military night vision, thermal imaging and AR work
  17. 25Navigating the Minefield: Facebook Settings
  18. 24MySpace is Losing Traffic Faster than Anyone Expected
  19. 23How the Web Might Redefine Capitalism
  20. 22Japanese Earthquake Data Visualized
  21. 22Verizon CEO "Not Concerned" About T-Mobile Merger
  22. 22Steve Jobs Is Going To Court, For Two Hours
  23. 22Potential iPad Killer, Blackberry Playbook, Will Cost $499
  24. 21They Just Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To... Thank God
  25. 21Happy Birthday, Twitter!
  26. 21Beyond Pink and Blue: A Look at Gender Colors
  27. 20ATT-Mobile: The $39 Billion Deal Will Face Roadblocks
  28. 20Comprehensive Analysis: Google vs. Content Farms
  29. 20The Economy of SXSW
  30. 20De Niro Doesn't Get Twitter and That's Okay
  31. 20Sony, Toyota Face Weeks of Downtime in Japan
  32. 18iPad 2 Gets Utterly Destroyed - and it is Beautiful
  33. 18​Why Tech’s Future Depends on Gender Diversity
  34. 18Why 30% of Something Is Better Than 100% of Nothing
  35. 17Save IE6: Because Progress is Overrated
  36. 17NY Times Bets Big on Their Muscle, Announces Paywall
  37. 16Why 'Big Media' Was Just a Historical Blip
  38. 16Heavy Multitaskers "lousy at everything that's necessary for multitasking"
  39. 16Twitter Pushes https, Plans to Make it Default
  40. 15HTC Thunderbolt Strikes March 17, Brings LTE To Verizon Customers
  41. 15Proof That The Game Console Is Dead
  42. 15Nokia and Windows Phone 7 To Miss 2011
  43. 15Test Drive A VW Directly From A Print Magazine Ad
  44. 15Future (Fake) Tech: The Google Helmet
  45. 15Head of Flickr Bails: Another Reason Why Facebook Should Buy Them
  46. 14Kinect 'Evil Genius Simulator' Hack is the Most Dangerous To Date
  47. 14Sixteen Uses For Your Wrist Now That Your Phone is Your Watch
  48. 14iPad 2 Jailbroken Already, Of Course
  49. 1425 Countries Compared: Does Education Lead to Happiness?
  50. 13Google Circles: It's (probably not) Coming
  51. 13Portal Fans, Here's a Sneak Peek of 2
  52. 13Tweeners: Why Engadget, Mashable, and HuffPo Shouldn't Be Called "Blogs"
  53. 12Consolidated Review: iPad 2 vs Motorola Xoom
  54. 12By the Numbers: #SXSW
  55. 12Google Going for YouTube Gold
  56. 11Amazon vs The Tax Man (with Roger Ebert caught in the crossfire)
  57. 11Anorexic iPods of the Future Set to Baffle Even the Faithful
  58. 11Why I Might Be Out Of A Job Soon
  59. 11From Bits to Yottabytes: Everything You Ever Needed to Know About Data Measurements
  60. 10Net Neutrality Rules Voted Invalid by House Panel
  61. 10At Google: Choose Your Own Results
  62. 09Microsoft's Kinect Trumps Apple for 'Fastest-Selling' Device Title
  63. 09Three Things The Web Can Learn from Old Media
  64. 08Capture Your Entire Life With Your iPhone (Seriously)
  65. 08The Kitchen Stove Will Never Be The Same
  66. 08One Billion Reasons Nokia Likes the Microsoft Deal
  67. 08T-Mobile and Sprint Considering A Merger?
  68. 07You're The Beast Around
  69. 07iPad Set to Take to the Air
  70. 07iPhone Heads Back to Basics
  71. 07Why Netflix Will Control "Big Telecom" (or die trying)
  72. 06Android Activations - Amazing Visualization
  73. 06Demand Super-Fast Broadband in the US
  74. 06The Cloud Debate: On-Premise or "Out There"?
  75. 05Warlock-Mania: A Roadmap for Fallen Celebrities to Reinvent Themselves
  76. 04Microsoft's Oh My F****** God Moment
  77. 04Google Demos Self-Driving Cars at TED Conference
  78. 04Technology to Art: The Microchip Paintings of Yuri Zupancic
  79. 03Nintendo 3DS: Portable Gaming Will Never be the Same
  80. 02iPad 2: Apple's Secret Weapon is the Ease of Ownership
  81. 01Microsoft Kinect Could Take 3D To The Next Dimension
  82. 01Lavo: The Wash-Your-Clothes-In-A-Backpack Invention
  83. 01Here's Why the Human Race is Doomed
  84. 01A BattleBot's Epic Slow-Mo Destruction
  85. 01Everything You Need to Know About the Death Star

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