6 Silly Things Facebook Taught Us About Social Networking
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As an early adopter of Facebook, I've been able to see the ups and downs of Mark Zuckerberg's creation. Fortunately, through all of it, I've learned quite...
The Apple iPhone 3G and 3GS are about to get even more useful. You'll be able to wave your phone over a system that doesn't require any contact to pay for...
Do you have a Wikipedia page that you keep on returning to over and over again?...
For those of you not in the United States, Apple has announced pricing and availability dates for international models. The iPad itself is available in...
.CO is HereThe new .co web extension is arguably the most attractive new extension available on the internet, and a huge win for companies who are looking...
Straight outta the Enterprise's engineering lab comes the newly-launched Google Goggles for mobile platforms, which can translate text from photographs in...
Apple recently announced that they hit the one million mark on sales of the iPad without the device even being out for a month. By comparison, Amazon sold...
In the event you're suffering from Star Wars Day withdrawal, here's a cute segue back into real life - the...
It was only a matter of time before the iPad started seeing spyware surface. But I, for one, sure couldn't have guessed it'd be like this. Mobile Spy is...
It's a big day for democracy, albeit all the way over in jolly old England. It's time for the UK General election, and the world should be paying...
Recently two Silicon Valley giants made big investments in their future. But while HP’s purchase of Palm got all the headlines and page views, Apple’s...
Today the Internet Archive announced a new service that will provide over a million books for the blind and visually impaired. I was so excited, I...
The news that Google will be launching their own Google Editions cloud bookstore this summer promises a welcome shake-up for the world of ebooks.Because,...
Everyone loves a good hack. There are good hacks, bad hacks, clever hacks, then there's just plain old hacking. John Benson purchased a 3G iPad and...
Wade McGilberry is laughing all the way to the bank after winning a million dollars to play a video game. Or, rather, not play it, depending on how you...
This isn't the first Rubik's-cube-solving Lego robot that's been viral in the last few months, nor is it the...
I can't get enough of widgets. I remember, back in the day, as a rabid PC user, vehemently anti-Apple, I flat-out lold at the concept of widgets. Now,...
Jonathan Clifford Bergqvist's dad could probably beat up your dad. When Jonathan decided to build a shoulder-mounted...
The headline pretty much says it all. Keep reading anyway. It's true: in a recent study by self-proclaimed ultimate electronics marketplace Retrevo of...
I'm absolutely speechless. Some truly great things have been made possible in the name of charity, but if there's five words that should catch the...
Apple's recent behavior may seem strange - but we forget that they're fighting to own the future of the computer industry. Perhaps even more than usual,...
Ah, the interwebs: the technology that brings us all together so that people of all stripes and shades can share photographs of cats. But holed-up in our...
Apple, always the innovator, is looking for the key to your heart. Security is a major concern in computing, particularly with smaller mobile devices...
If you're on of the one million people who purchased an iPad, you probably planned to buy either a case, a...