Virgin Galactic Pushes Closer To Space Tourism
Virgin Galactic, the space tourism branch of Richard Branson's Virgin conglomerate, took us one step closer to getting regular people into space yesterday...
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Universal Inbox Coming to iPhone OS 4.0
Steve Jobs has reached out and touched one of the Apple faithful, and the news is oh-so-good: iPhone OS 4.0 will be getting a universal inbox. The Apple...
Intel's Mock News Campaign
Intel has begun a campaign to let the world know it isn't just a chip manufacturer. A series of YouTube videos showing 'mock' news reports about...
Phone Recycling Becomes Big Business
Two former technology bigwigs have banded together to bring cell phone recycling to the streets. Ron LeMay, formerly Chief Executive for Sprint Wireless...
Shanghai Hosts The Biggest Expo In The World
This is the South Korea Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo, designed as a giant display for the Han-geul characters from the Korean alphabet.The whole...
PC Game Industry Killing Itself, But Hope Remains
Remember the '90s? Remember when PC gaming was all the rage? All night Warcraft and Starcraft sessions until the sun came up. Computer hardware was...
Browser Battle: Opera Submits Mini Browser For iPhone Approval
There’s an iPhone browser break out beginning, with Opera Software submitting its Opera Mini 5 browser/app for the iPhone to the App Store. All that’s...
Twitter Research Shows That Top Influencers Don't Share
Uh oh. It would seem that the popular crowd at Twitter does not like to share. ReadWriteWeb has conducted some amazing in-depth research about Twitter,...
Simultaneous TV and Internet Usage Increases, Proves A Point
Are you watching TV while surfing the net? Chances are pretty good that you have, and if so, you are not alone. A report by Nielson has revealed that many...