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2011
300 articlesJunJune
62- 23AAA to provide emergency EV charging for stranded drivers
- 23Meteroic: Download music and movies to your iOS device
- 22Loopt's u-Deal delivers local discounts on demand
- 22It's time to call it: The Blackberry will never rise again
- 21App use surpasses web browsing
- 21Skype for iPad coming soon?
- 21Foursquare hits the big one-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
- 21The pros and cons of the new "social media credit check"
- 21Massive chicken de-boning machine pulls 1500 breasts per hour
- 21Foursquare hits 10,000,000 members
- 21How Twitter users are getting their questions answered
- 20Techi's top ten trends 6-22-2011
- 20Facebook's IPO will be the worst investment in tech history
- 1910 tips to keep your family safe online
- 19Google tests new interface, no longer "feeling lucky"
- 19Why everyone should boycott the New York Post
- 19The Evolution of the Batmobile
- 18Is TechCrunch Disrupt a good indicator of future success?
- 17Tumblr officially hosts more blogs than WordPress
- 17Maybe Jobs was right when he used the term 'magic' after all...
- 17Facebook iPad app prepares for launch
- 16Social media used to identify Vancouver riot suspects
- 16State of the union of venture capital
- 15A fly on a touchscreen
- 15Can Nintendo and Sony save mobile gaming?
- 14Google introduces host of search improvements
- 14Investing like it's 1999: Tech bubble 2.0 is here
- 13Kinect
- 131/3rd of China still uses IE6 while the worldwide number approaches single digits
- 12Chickenosaurus: Paleontologist attempts to reconstruct dinosaurs from chickens
- 12Two-thirds support Amazon's bid to keep affiliates from paying state sales tax
- 1217 tips to tame Google's immense wealth of data
- 12"As Seen On" YouTube pages promotes those who promote YouTube
- 1296% of small businesses rely on mobile technology
- 11Time-Saver: Website lets us know if Sony has been hacked this week
- 11Trolltendo
- 10Where 'toy' ends, and 'badass' begins
- 10Apple's iCloud takes on cloud services from Microsoft, Google
- 10TV, coming soon to an Xbox near you
- 10Big names top list for insecure data storage on apps
- 09The joy of social media through the eyes of Bob Ross
- 09YouTube allows their logo to be removed, adds HD preview image
- 09Mario Kart 3D debut trailer brings back memories
- 08Steve Jobs details plan for the Apple spaceship building in Cupertino
- 08Random video Wednesday: The original Star Wars trailer
- 08How the internet has changed the scope of advertising
- 08How Nintendo just "out-Appled" Apple
- 08Star Wars Kinect from E3 looks pathetic
- 07When will Skype be ready for prime time?
- 07The first jobs of tech billionaires
- 06Driving to a different tune with Soundtracks
- 06Minehanger: When Minecraft meets Modern Warfare
- 06Why Groupon needs to fail to save the internet
- 05Google, Apple ordered by Taipei City to offer 7-day free trials on apps or face fines
- 05Upcoming Apple store in Hamburg pranked with Windows logo
- 04Solar powered laptop concept could have us cutting the cord
- 04Windows 8 user interface
- 03Twitter hops into bed with iOS 5 for some 'deep integration'
- 02Who cares about privacy on smartphones?
- 01How Apple could make "iCloud" revolutionary
- 01Twitter: The who, why, and now
- 01Facebooking for (and against) love
MayMay
66- 31Ford's "talking" cars could mean fewer crashes, reduced congestion
- 30Photography past meets present - best iPhone accessory ever?
- 30Unmatched Revenues: Why we really are in the middle of another online tech bubble
- 30Personal jetpack breaks 3000 feet
- 30PBS hacked, posts that Tupac is still alive
- 29The evolution of spam (not the luncheon meat)
- 27Location-based album launches musical elitism to new heights
- 27Microsoft is making money on phones... by patent trolling
- 26A look back at 20 years of web design
- 25Twitter officially acquires TweetDeck
- 25E3 2011: What do Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony have up their sleeves?
- 24Oh, look, it's another new e-reader!
- 24Our résumés, unfortunately, will never look this good
- 24Modern Warfare 3 trailer released
- 24How apps are affecting big business
- 24Apple tells Lodsys to lay off iOS developers, but its impacts are minimal
- 23Interaction design taken way, way, way too far
- 23Transparency vs Anonymity (aka Zuck vs Moot)
- 22Lenticular lenses guide pedestrians to the right
- 22RC Ironman is an ultimate geek toy
- 21Mobile privacy at top of mind for users
- 20Google abandons newspaper scanning project
- 20Infographic of Microsoft's vast legacy of acquisition
- 19From railroads to Facebook: The evolution of networks
- 18Three misguided fears about the web
- 18Report: new MacBook Airs will arrive in June
- 18A journey to the cloud
- 17Mighty Deals review
- 17Angry Birds invades Spain, and nothing you can do will stop it
- 17The world's largest stadium photograph, with 90,000 potential Facebook tags
- 17Sony finally flips the switch on PSN, floods users with freebies, free games
- 17RIP print media
- 16Lego Super-8 camera only further proof that Lego really can solve every problem
- 16iPhone 5 dropping on November 21st?
- 15Is natural gas safe enough to help solve energy problems?
- 15Finally, something that Color is good for
- 13Getting your Oona on
- 12Why businesses do (or do not) need their own app
- 12New memoir paints less than positive portrait of Bill Gates
- 11Google asks Nevada to allow self-driving cars
- 11The best ways to beat information overload
- 10Slingshot reaches BFG status, and it would hurt you, badly
- 10This future eco-friendly home is deadly, cramped, symmetrical, and awesome!
- 10Sony: we are "uncertain" (have no clue) when PSN is coming back
- 10Microsoft Grabs Skype. What Comes Next?
- 09Tumblr launches its own share button
- 09And you were never without internets again
- 09Anonymous: "Sony, I am disappoint"
- 08Neurowear: Cat ears controlled by the mind
- 08The Rise of Knowledge Workers
- 08Amazon Cloud Player starts working on iOS
- 06Because YouTube is just too damn fast
- 06When will smartphones replace our wallets?
- 05Facebook fuels advertising growth with new social video ads
- 05The hard disk you've been waiting for!
- 05Nothing says "geek" like a good Star Wars debate
- 04Four Conditions Necessary For a REAL Tablet Market
- 04American Airlines to stream video to personal devices
- 04The anatomy of a newborn tech company
- 03Ladies, prepare to get wet (and men too)!
- 03Apple: new iMacs with Thunderbolt, FaceTime HD, and more power
- 03Hackers compromise Sony Online Entertainment, Sony shuts it down
- 02Your personal Uno transformer can now be pre-ordered
- 02The console you never knew you wanted
- 02The Cost of Fragmented Communication in the Enterprise
- 01136 years of failed tech predictions
AprApril
67- 30MIT makes solar-cell technology go viral. Literally
- 30Household gadgets take a toll on power grid, pocket books
- 29Users furrow their class-action brows at Google over privacy... again
- 29Hackers take credit for Playstation network attack, claim possession of credit card data
- 29The Apple ad machine through the years
- 28Why I regret the day I purchased anything but an iPhone
- 28BMW says electric vehicles are great...for some people
- 27How Sony Can Recover From Their PSN Nightmare
- 27Jaiku's founder discusses Google's 'kiss of death'
- 26You can get your LEGO on in the tub, too!
- 26Infographics, in real life
- 26Will someone please give SETI $5 million so we can continue the pointless search
- 26The beautiful art of making an hourglass
- 26Android becomes America's smartphone of choice in the first quarter of 2011
- 26Wii successor set to take E3 by storm
- 25Inside the Mind of a Customer Support Agent
- 25ATT releases 'cell tower in a suitcase' for disaster relief efforts
- 25The current state of mobile apps
- 25Serves them right: Righthaven (aka MegaCopyrightTroll) loses own domain
- 25Did Minority Report predict the future of advertising technology?
- 24T-Mobile iPhone 4 in the works
- 23Despite Amazon's fumble, cloud computing market projected to hit $241 billion by 2020
- 23Mac people vs PC people
- 22Flaming the fire of the solar vs nuclear debate: Fukushima
- 22Porsche's 911 GT3 R is a Very 'Likable' Hybrid
- 22Facebook's 'Like' button turns 1
- 218 gadgets we should’ve never bought
- 20Google Launches Cleaner, Faster Toolbar
- 20Will Flipboard Do To Magazines What Napster Did To Music?
- 20Apple Suing Samsung, But...
- 19You've seen LEGOs before, but not like this
- 19All-out patent war between Apple and Samsung brewing
- 19The geekiest chair you'll ever see
- 19Portal 2 ships earlier than expected, destroys productivity in the process
- 18Dropbox grows 500% in just 15 months
- 18New Nintendo console in June? It's about time
- 18The origami phone - because... well... why not?
- 16From Hacktivists to Cyber Terrorists: The Many Faces of Hacking
- 15Kinect armchair takes laziness to its logical conclusion
- 14Prefab high-rises may soon dominate city skylines
- 13The geekiest 30 minutes of your life
- 13360 Web Browser Review
- 12Mortal Kombat live-action web series makes its debut
- 12Amazon cheapens the Kindle, for a price
- 12Uh oh! Mark Zuckerberg might not own Facebook after all
- 12The Winklevoss Twins: How the Movie May have Hurt Their Appeal
- 11Rocket Launcher Made of Bacon Proves We're Not Using Our Time Well
- 11Steve Jobs: The Man, The Legend, The Book
- 11The Story of Linux (on the occasion of its 20th anniversary)
- 10Why Larry Page is Right and Everyone Else is Wrong About Google Social
- 09Woz Wants Back In - If He's Asked
- 08Segway Jousting: The Sport of Choice Among the Newly Rich
- 08Google Cuts Bureaucratic Tape, Streamlines Decisions By Departments
- 06Why "Closed" Android is Better for Everyone
- 06The Evolution of the Techie Dorm Room
- 06The Commodore 64 for 2011
- 05Flux Chair: incredible, portable, foldable
- 05Thanks Google, now we'll never forget where we've been
- 05Google's Bid For Nortel Patents is a Battle Against Patent Trolls
- 04Lego Fan Resurrects Lost Art
- 04iPod Nano Gets Its Camera Back, Becomes Spy Gear
- 04Technology Identity Crisis
- 03The iPad Docking Station for Hipsters
- 03Lesson Learned from Android Trojan: Download from Official Venues
- 03Apple Wants You To Believe in the iPad 2
- 01Analog iPad 2
- 01Gmail Motion: Because We Didn't Evolve To Sit at a Keyboard and Type
MarMarch
85- 31Google +1 For Search, -1 for Social Media
- 31As Online Education Grows, Does It Really Make More Sense?
- 30Everything You Know About Piracy is Wrong
- 29All Dreams of New Apple Hardware at WWDC Are Destroyed
- 29NES System Within A Cartridge? Is That Physically Possible?
- 29Japanese Condiment Remover: Another Example of Amazing But Useless Technology
- 29Amazon Cloud Drive Changes Everything You Know About Music
- 28The Next Frontier in Modern Warfare: Robotic Hummingbirds
- 28Rolltop - A Flexible Laptop May Be Closer Than We Think
- 28Will the iPhone 5 Make WWDC '11?
- 27The Cheese is a Lie: How Scammers Bait Their Victims
- 27How the Internet has Evolved
- 26Look at the Pretty Seagu... Wait. Wut?
- 25Apple TV 3 Coming... Soon... ?
- 25Is Twitter Losing Its Geek Cred?
- 25War tech: how military night vision, thermal imaging and AR work
- 25Navigating the Minefield: Facebook Settings
- 24MySpace is Losing Traffic Faster than Anyone Expected
- 23How the Web Might Redefine Capitalism
- 22Japanese Earthquake Data Visualized
- 22Verizon CEO "Not Concerned" About T-Mobile Merger
- 22Steve Jobs Is Going To Court, For Two Hours
- 22Potential iPad Killer, Blackberry Playbook, Will Cost $499
- 21They Just Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To... Thank God
- 21Happy Birthday, Twitter!
- 21Beyond Pink and Blue: A Look at Gender Colors
- 20ATT-Mobile: The $39 Billion Deal Will Face Roadblocks
- 20Comprehensive Analysis: Google vs. Content Farms
- 20The Economy of SXSW
- 20De Niro Doesn't Get Twitter and That's Okay
- 20Sony, Toyota Face Weeks of Downtime in Japan
- 18iPad 2 Gets Utterly Destroyed - and it is Beautiful
- 18Why Tech’s Future Depends on Gender Diversity
- 18Why 30% of Something Is Better Than 100% of Nothing
- 17Save IE6: Because Progress is Overrated
- 17NY Times Bets Big on Their Muscle, Announces Paywall
- 16Why 'Big Media' Was Just a Historical Blip
- 16Heavy Multitaskers "lousy at everything that's necessary for multitasking"
- 16Twitter Pushes https, Plans to Make it Default
- 15HTC Thunderbolt Strikes March 17, Brings LTE To Verizon Customers
- 15Proof That The Game Console Is Dead
- 15Nokia and Windows Phone 7 To Miss 2011
- 15Test Drive A VW Directly From A Print Magazine Ad
- 15Future (Fake) Tech: The Google Helmet
- 15Head of Flickr Bails: Another Reason Why Facebook Should Buy Them
- 14Kinect 'Evil Genius Simulator' Hack is the Most Dangerous To Date
- 14Sixteen Uses For Your Wrist Now That Your Phone is Your Watch
- 14iPad 2 Jailbroken Already, Of Course
- 1425 Countries Compared: Does Education Lead to Happiness?
- 13Google Circles: It's (probably not) Coming
- 13Portal Fans, Here's a Sneak Peek of 2
- 13Tweeners: Why Engadget, Mashable, and HuffPo Shouldn't Be Called "Blogs"
- 12Consolidated Review: iPad 2 vs Motorola Xoom
- 12By the Numbers: #SXSW
- 12Google Going for YouTube Gold
- 11Amazon vs The Tax Man (with Roger Ebert caught in the crossfire)
- 11Anorexic iPods of the Future Set to Baffle Even the Faithful
- 11Why I Might Be Out Of A Job Soon
- 11From Bits to Yottabytes: Everything You Ever Needed to Know About Data Measurements
- 10Net Neutrality Rules Voted Invalid by House Panel
- 10At Google: Choose Your Own Results
- 09Microsoft's Kinect Trumps Apple for 'Fastest-Selling' Device Title
- 09Three Things The Web Can Learn from Old Media
- 08Capture Your Entire Life With Your iPhone (Seriously)
- 08The Kitchen Stove Will Never Be The Same
- 08One Billion Reasons Nokia Likes the Microsoft Deal
- 08T-Mobile and Sprint Considering A Merger?
- 07You're The Beast Around
- 07iPad Set to Take to the Air
- 07iPhone Heads Back to Basics
- 07Why Netflix Will Control "Big Telecom" (or die trying)
- 06Android Activations - Amazing Visualization
- 06Demand Super-Fast Broadband in the US
- 06The Cloud Debate: On-Premise or "Out There"?
- 05Warlock-Mania: A Roadmap for Fallen Celebrities to Reinvent Themselves
- 04Microsoft's Oh My F****** God Moment
- 04Google Demos Self-Driving Cars at TED Conference
- 04Technology to Art: The Microchip Paintings of Yuri Zupancic
- 03Nintendo 3DS: Portable Gaming Will Never be the Same
- 02iPad 2: Apple's Secret Weapon is the Ease of Ownership
- 01Microsoft Kinect Could Take 3D To The Next Dimension
- 01Lavo: The Wash-Your-Clothes-In-A-Backpack Invention
- 01Here's Why the Human Race is Doomed
- 01A BattleBot's Epic Slow-Mo Destruction
- 01Everything You Need to Know About the Death Star
FebFebruary
20- 28iPad 2 in White? Here We Go Again...
- 28Gmail Bug Compromises the Cloud
- 28Singing Banner Ads Were Only The Beginning...
- 27Why IPv6 Matters
- 26Demand Media Lives On: The Moral of Google's "Farmer" Algorithm Change
- 26The Cost to Connect: What Small Businesses Should Expect to Pay for Staying Connected
- 26Gaming Sites Across the Internet Fall for Modern Warfare 3 Hoax
- 25Cyberbullying: By the Numbers
- 24Thunderbolt. Light Peak. Wow
- 24Why the Automotive Industry is Shifting to New Media
- 24How LASIK Works
- 23The iPad 2: How Will Apple Stay Ahead of the Pack?
- 22Amazon's Prime Instant Video Goes Live: Netflix Need Not Worry (Yet)
- 22Mario Kart Is Getting Real... Real Life, That Is
- 22Porsche's Awesomely Expensive Thank You To Facebook Fans
- 22Apple Wants To Please Audiophiles: Wants Higher Quality Music
- 21No Flash and a Bagful of Coffin Nails for Xoom
- 21Angry Birds Birthday Cake Will Put Someone's Eye Out
- 21Egyptian Father Names Daughter 'Facebook'... Yeah, For Real
- 21Solowheel: What The Segway Should Have Been
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