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12 Websites That Stood The Test of Time
Millions of websites have had to go through hell and back to survive long enough to reach profitability, but there...
OS X Tablet Unveiled
Okay, this headline is probably more clickbait than actual truth, but before January 2010 how many of you have waited...
Frash, The Last Best Hope For Flash on iOS In The Galaxy
The dream for many of having Flash run on their iPad or iPhone just got a little bit more real...
Oracle Comes Out Of The Woodwork To Sue Google
Oracle, a company who for the past decade seems to be known only for being relevant a decade ago is...
The Battle For Online Music Supremacy
The music industry, while far from perfect, is finally beginning to take baby steps in the right direction. Nowadays, “Gettin’...
Here We Go Again: New iMac Has the Yellow Screen Issue
It's that time of the product life cycle again: reports are beginning to trickle in of a slight yellow-screen issue...
Facebook to the Rescue: Zuckerberg & Co. Side With the Rest of Us
You're a tech-savvy poweruser of most impressive internets, so I won't remind you of Google and Verizon's plans to destroy...
Will Sony Ever Become Tech Leaders Again?
This week, after teasing it with a countdown, Sony America announced the release of their Android smartphone, the Xperia X10....
Microsoft Tech Advice: Hotmail is broken Sir, what do I do? Tell them to use Google Chrome!
Microsoft just made a dumb move. I decided to recreate how I think the conversation went between the tech guy...
HP And Palm, What A Fantastic Partnership
The ink on the Palm purchase paperwork is barely dry, and there's been nothing but problems over at HP. First,...
Remember Microsoft’s Switcher Campaign? Apparently They Don’t Either
Microsoft used to be a pretty solid company, but these days they're as shaken up as Justin Bieber's hair. In...
Töken Multitouch DJ Setup Makes Even Daft Punk Look Ancient
And now, for the coolest thing you'll see in music today. A clear sheet of glass, a midi controller, and...
Five Ways RIM Can Save the Blackberry
After an unusual amount of buildup, Research in Motion finally revealed its latest Blackberry this week. The Torch, as it...
A Dating Site for Virgins. What’s Next, a Dating Site for Unicorns?
The Internet is a beautiful place. Filled with almost limitless information on any topic imaginable, chances to connect with huge...
Google’s A-Comin’, and Facebook’s Locked Down for War
It's no secret that Google is clearly ramping up for war with Facebook in the social network sphere. Fortunately, Google...
Grad Student Attempts to Delete Humanity
Have you ever tried finding yourself in Google Street View? I have a friend who's found himself twice. Both times...
Pack your Bags and Update that Passport, Europe Finally has a Universal Cell Phone Charger
This is what you do when you accidentally run over your cellphone charger with a lawnmower and have to call...
Five “Easy” Lessons to Beat Apple’s iPad
Whatever you may think of the iPad - whether you believe it to be the savior of old media or...
A Rolling Wave Gathers No Users…
Well, it's about time. Google is finally taking the initiative to shut down Wave, ending the company's most heinous failure...
Sharp Planning To Punch You In The Eye with 3D Phones This Year
You may or may not have heard of the Nintendo 3DS. You may or may not have heard that one...