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How to start over with a Facebook page
Oh, the regrets. Things happen. We start heading down the wrong direction and suddenly we find ourselves in a bad...
Which Big Brother do you prefer?
The hot news item this week is that the National Security Agency is perusing millions of U.S. customer phone records...
Visualizing the giant piles of cash the tech giants are sitting on
If you had a quarter for every time someone said, "If I had a quarter for every time...," how much...
Android or Windows 8? How to choose between HP’s two new detachable PCs
Perhaps you've heard that HP has launched two detachable, hybrid PCs and you aren't sure which of these cool devices...
First Tumblr executive leaves after Yahoo buyout
It took longer than most thought and may be a lighter hit than expected, but the exodus of a Yahoo-owned...
If you want attention on Google+, go large and horizontal with your images
When Google+ first rolled out their change, we called it "Twitteresque". After exploring it further for the last couple of...
6 benefits of going digital with your music
Life can quickly become encumbered by clutter. It seems like you turn your head and suddenly counter tops are piled with stacks...
One small step for Twitter, one pretty decent sized leap for spam haters
If there's one thing that could bring down the whole Twitter empire outside of a catastrophic meltdown of all of...
How technology in schools has evolved
The early 1920s were the years of the one-room schoolhouse. A few years later, in 1923, classrooms began incorporating radios...
6 things you didn’t know Google Chrome could do
After five years of constant upgrades and improvements, Google's Chrome is now used by about 40% of those wired to...
Google I/O 2013 in a nutshell
Not everyone gets to go to the Google I/O conference. Thankfully, there is plenty of coverage and tons of blog...
Yahoo flexes its pocketbook with Hulu, other investment considerations
Has the sleeping giant awoken or is this a last ditch effort to remain relevant? After buying Tumblr last week,...
After nearly 2 years of lingering, Google Buzz is officially shutting down
Remember Google Buzz, the attempt prior to Google+ for the company to get social? It was shut down in October,...
Argentinian isolationism and socialism force Google to flee from developers
The good part about comprehensive socialism is that it's excellent for buying votes and winning elections as the masses in...
What do abandoned Facebook pages say about a business?
In many ways, Facebook has lost some of its luster as a business tool. It isn't that it's not possible...
Driving with Google glass
Drivers are constantly distracted, visually, manually and cognitively. They text, they call, and they adjust their GPS devices, all while...
3 of the hottest tech innovations being used for the public sector
The advent of global and communications technologies has been at the forefront of business and consumer industries for years, allowing...
Twitter and Instagram use rising for teens but Facebook is still the king
A social media study conducted by Pew (pdf) reveals some interesting facts about social media use by teenagers. One of...
72,000 posts per hour leaving Tumblr shouldn’t worry Yahoo one bit
As Tumblr users cope with news of a new overlord, many are voicing both concern and annoyance at the $1.1...
Should PayPal or anyone else worry about Google Wallet integration with Gmail?
No.Go ahead and mark this one down as one of those nifty features that Google puts out there without telling...