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iPhone 4, Gizmodo, Apple: Bloggers Are Journalists
The big story continues to be Gizmodo’s iPhone 4 revelations, and a police raid in which editor, Jason Chen’s computers...
Doom of Display Advertising Demands Adaptation
While most websites these days create content and profit from display advertising, the realization that has taken center stage is...
Looks Like It’s The End For The Floppy Disk
The time has come for all of us to start saying our goodbyes to the floppy disk. Sony made a...
Bird Watching: Profiling Fellow Twitterers
If you're one of the many people who simply don't get Twitter, this might help: BitRebels provides a rundown on...
Google Begins Rolling Out New Logo and Changes
Google is now rolling out subtle changes to their look and feel and site updates to some regions. Google, well...
Israel Now Welcoming The iPad
Starting today, Israel is reversing its ban on Apple's iPad. The device was previously banned amid questions of the devices...
Police Ready To Investigate iPhone Prototype Theft
The legality of Gizmodo's iPhone Prototype scoop may at last catch up with them as police begin investigating the theft....
OS X 10.7 To Adopt iPhone-Style App Store
The rumors are beginning to circulate about Mac OS X 10.7, Apple's next major update to its Mac operating system....
Augmented-Reality Lego, Because You Can’t Be Bothered to Build It Yourself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE2rN_mw28E If only I'd had this as a frustrated kid, yelling over a half-completed Lego kit. Lego has teamed up...
‘Aircruise’ Concept Brings Airships Out of the Dark Ages
Anyone here a fan of the Final Fantasy franchise? Isn't it cool, how they're always travelling the globe in those...
We Might Have Underestimated How Big Google Really Is
Looks like Google might be bigger than we thought it was. The photo above is from Intac and is a...
YouTube to Jump Officially Into Online Movie Rental
Want to watch a movie but too lazy to go to the movie store to rent one? YouTube has come...
The Changes at Facebook: The Good, The Bad and The Very Ugly
With its most recent changes, Facebook is aiming for a more social and accessible web. But at what cost to...
This Charger Will Charge Everything You Own
Ever had your battery running low on a device and you could find every other charger except for the one...
3D: Half-Baked Tech Not Ready For Prime Time
A couple of years ago, after much delay, I finally got my own HDTV. Even got a PS3 to go...
Farmer’s Homemade Robots Pour Drinks, Chop Food, Paint, and More
Chinese farmer turned inventor, Wu Yulu, is finally getting some recognition after designing and building homemade robots. Yulu has faced...
Blu-Ray Players Use Apple Devices as Remote Controls
Pioneer announced their new line of Blu-ray players yesterday. These new models are exactly the same as older versions, except...
LinkedIn Gets Little More Like Facebook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er3WevF-Zps Some may affectionately know LinkedIn as “Facebook for suits” in some quarters, but somehow the service has managed to...
Low Power, Long Range Bluetooth 4.0 Is Here
Soon you too could be sending or receiving unsolicited messages via Bluetooth from up to 65-metres (200-feet) or more away,...
Alan Kay Notebook Guru Takes Scratch To Apple
He may have predicted that Apple’s iPad would ‘rule the world’, but the man who invented the notebook concept isn’t...