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Wave Your iPhone, Buy Your Stuff With Visa
The Apple iPhone 3G and 3GS are about to get even more useful. You'll be able to wave your phone...
Turn Your Favorite Wikipedia Page Into a Book
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1K03AZfpDM&feature=player_embedded Do you have a Wikipedia page that you keep on returning to over and over again? Why not turn...
iPad Prices, Release Dates Announced Internationally
For those of you not in the United States, Apple has announced pricing and availability dates for international models. The...
Pitch Your Idea and Win $50,000 For A New Website On New .CO Domain
.CO is HereThe new .co web extension is arguably the most attractive new extension available on the internet, and a...
Star Trek’s Universal Translator is Rendered Real Through Google Goggles
Straight outta the Enterprise's engineering lab comes the newly-launched Google Goggles for mobile platforms, which can translate text from photographs...
iPad May Exceed Sales Forecast Figures of 4 Million
Apple recently announced that they hit the one million mark on sales of the iPad without the device even being...
May the Sixth be With You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0z_TU4Gw5o In the event you're suffering from Star Wars Day withdrawal, here's a cute segue back into real life -...
HP Gambles With Palm, Apple Gains Edge With Siri
Recently two Silicon Valley giants made big investments in their future. But while HP’s purchase of Palm got all the...
Internet Archive Launches Books for the Blind, Proves Itself More Useful Than Just the Wayback Machine
Today the Internet Archive announced a new service that will provide over a million books for the blind and visually...
Five Moves To Reinvigorate The Ebook Market
The news that Google will be launching their own Google Editions cloud bookstore this summer promises a welcome shake-up for...
When Hacking Gets A Bit Too Literal
Everyone loves a good hack. There are good hacks, bad hacks, clever hacks, then there's just plain old hacking. John...
The Droid Really Is All That: Commands Lego, Solves Rubik’s Cube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZWoAHS120g This isn't the first Rubik's-cube-solving Lego robot that's been viral in the last few months, nor is it the...
Apple’s Play To Own The Future of Our Digital Lives
Apple's recent behavior may seem strange - but we forget that they're fighting to own the future of the computer...
Web Addresses: Not Just For Whitey Anymore
Ah, the interwebs: the technology that brings us all together so that people of all stripes and shades can share...
Apple Wants To Capture Your Heart
Apple, always the innovator, is looking for the key to your heart. Security is a major concern in computing, particularly...
Shut Your Clam – iPad Case Goes Old School
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYb4ExbL1dA If you're on of the one million people who purchased an iPad, you probably planned to buy either a...
In Google Ad Concept, TV Watches YOU
Surprise, Surprise, Google doesn't like sitting twiddling it's thumbs for too long. With eleventy billion dollars in the bank and...
Adobe And Google = Apple.. Kinda
Adobe and Google, sitting in a tree.. Since Apple's CEO publicly and thoughtfully destroyed Flash's chances of ever making it...
IE Quickly Becoming Why-E
Microsoft once dominated the world of internet browsing, but yesterday their market share dropped to below 60% for the first...
iPad Destroyed In The Name of.. Well, Nothing
http://vimeo.com/11480457 Following the wacky trend of destroying expensive equipment for little or no good reason, a couple of genii have...