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Facebook Takes Aim at Target
Hey, I don't suppose you're the type to buy people gift cards for special occasions, are you? Cuz, like, not...
Plex Coming To Mac, iPhone In September
On Thursday several rumor sites posted an article about Plex, a Mac-based media center solution, with some hype about an...
Will “Banks” For Data Solve Our Privacy Woes?
For years now, what web sites do with our data has become a serious problem in the online world. From...
Reddit Diggs Reddit.. Geddit?
The new Digg has had quite the time settling in. There was always a concern with Digg that stories could...
Rupert Murdoch Sides With Apple?
As someone who is under 60 and has used the internet at least once, when I hear the name Rupert...
AutoCAD Returns To Mac With A Bang
It's been 18 years since AutoCAD ran on Macs, but now they're back - and boy are they back. After...
Google Introducing “Priority Inbox”
Let's face it, even in a world where spam is a daily occurrence, we still receive a load of email...
Chatroulette 2.0 Has Arrived – Guess How Many Genitals You’re Gonna See
Assuming you're one who enjoys nothing more than to gaze into the loins of a stranger, you'll be delighted beyond...
Google Pitching Pay-Per-View – And Maybe This Time It’ll Work
So Google is pitching a YouTube pay-per-view service to Hollywood studios that would enable video rentals for five bucks a...
Because You Still Want An iPad Right The Hell Now
In case you wanted a giant phone, you'll be tickled previously-undefined shades of pink to know that you no longer...
Reddit To Cheezburger: Maybe You Can Haz Us?
When you are a social bookmarking site/community owned by a huge mega-empire like Reddit is (Condé Nast for those not...
Old People Finally Getting Hip to Social Networks
A new study by Pew Internet suggests that more old people than ever are using social networks. Now, before the...
H.264 Standardization, The Final Nail In Flash’s Coffin
The big news announcement of the day is that MPEG LA, license holder for a number of high profile video...
Microsoft Works With Microsoft To Bring ActiveSync To Hotmail
The tech world is a heated place, with cutthroat competition and backstabbing commonplace. Microsoft has been known to be as...
Movie Studios Unite To Solve A Common Problem
Two big studios have joined forces to tackle a problem facing the industry. Which is great news, except they're working...
New Gmail Feature Racks Up A Million Calls
Google's new calling feature, typically poorly named and chucked out there to exist somewhere between Google Chat and Google Voice...
September 15th, Official Switch From Facebook Day
If you hate Facebook, mark the date September 15th in your calendar. The guys from Diaspora, the anti-Facebook, have announced...
Three Things Digg Needs to Fix In v4 (And Three It Doesn’t)
Regular readers of Techi know that we love Digg and that, most of the time anyway, Digg loves us.So when...
Facebook Lays Claim to ‘Book’ – and They’ll Sue You To Keep It That Way
“We’ve been sitting here scratching our heads for the last couple of days,” says Greg Schrader, managing director of Teachbook.com....
Net Neutrality Not Just About The Web; It’s About a Free Society
Net Neutrality - the idea that all internet traffic should be treated equally regardless of source or purpose - is,...