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Facebook fuels advertising growth with new social video ads
Facebook’s latest attempt at monetization includes video ads that are embedded inside games. The ads can be closed, but users...
Four Conditions Necessary For a REAL Tablet Market
So, let's get this out of the way now: there is no 'tablet market'.There is no huge demographic out there...
The anatomy of a newborn tech company
Building a startup represents the 21st century equivalent of the "American Dream." It's not a direct comparison, as it has...
Ladies, prepare to get wet (and men too)!
In what could only be described as Mario Kart meets ocean's bottom, these HydroBOB suits will allow a user to...
Apple: new iMacs with Thunderbolt, FaceTime HD, and more power
Apple, while keeping up with the times, has decided that it is time to unveil a new set of iMacs...
Your personal Uno transformer can now be pre-ordered
What began as a high school science fair project has quickly turned into an international sensation. The innovative self-balancing two-wheeled...
The Cost of Fragmented Communication in the Enterprise
Your employees are the DNA of your business. When lines of communication are broken or fragmented, the value and efficiency...
136 years of failed tech predictions
When people make predictions about future technologies that come true, they are seen as visionaries. When people miss terribly with...
MIT makes solar-cell technology go viral. Literally.
Researchers at MIT have genetically modified a virus that helps carbon nanotubes self-assemble along solar cells to improve efficiency of...
Users furrow their class-action brows at Google over privacy… again
Good luck, guys. Two Michigan residents are filing a class-action suit against Google over the sudden location-tracking brouhaha that's been...
The Apple ad machine through the years
If there's one thing that Apple has done exceptionally well over the past decade, it's advertising. They have built a...
BMW says electric vehicles are great…for some people
In addition to developing its own all-electric powertrains, BMW has recently formed the new "i" brand to sell next-generation EVs...
How Sony Can Recover From Their PSN Nightmare
If you were in the management team at Sony - especially Sony Computer Entertainment - life is probably a little...
Inside the Mind of a Customer Support Agent
If there's one major complaint that almost every tech company in the world has to deal with from time to...
ATT releases ‘cell tower in a suitcase’ for disaster relief efforts
Communication is often the key to coordinating responses to disasters. From 9/11 to the Japan tsunami, keeping people on the...
Serves them right: Righthaven (aka MegaCopyrightTroll) loses own domain
When the tables turn, comedy often ensues. Such is the ironic case of Righthaven.com, the "copyright troll" that attempts to...
Did Minority Report predict the future of advertising technology?
The year is 2054. While preventing murders before they happen is the plot device driving the movie "Minority Report," one...
Mac people vs PC people
There is little doubt that the self-perception of "Mac people" and "PC people" are often completely different, just as the...
Flaming the fire of the solar vs nuclear debate: Fukushima
Proponents on both sides of the fence will argue feverishly about how the benefits of their chosen energy preference are...
Porsche’s 911 GT3 R is a Very ‘Likable’ Hybrid
Porsche is very appreciative of its 1 million+ Facebook fans. To honor these enthusiastic Porsche lovers, the automaker recently created...