Legacy Archive

So there's an awful lot of dead people in Hong Kong, and I mean that with the utmost respect - burial really is a big issue due to overpopulation. To...

Today the internet seems to have changed the information aspect, it just actually smashed the monopoly of the old media. Newspapers, television networks,...

No one ever knocked Google for not keeping up to date. Despite only indexing, like, one a month, I've always been pretty impressed with how well Google...

CEOs of EA and Capcom respectively, John Riccitiello and Haruhiro Tsujimoto recently whispered some sweet nothings about Nintendo's upcoming 3DS in...

So I was in Best Buy yesterday, iPadding in Cantonese because I like a challenge, when I thought to myself 'Gee, this form factor is so ugly. Can we get...

On Monday, Techi's Tim Duffy (actually, Tim, can I call you Tim? I've never actually asked) predicted Twitter's eventual downfall, igniting a firestorm of...

I haven't seen synchronization of this magnitude since that whole Dark Side of Oz business. The Death Star...

Man, is it just me, or has gesture interface technology been a big thing lately, both Techi-side and abroad? Seems everywhere I look, tech manufacturers...

Apple has released it’s new version of Safari. The latest version of the popular web browser, Safari 5, boasts a performance boost and many more little...

Heard of Pad Racer? If you're busy sensually yet inadvertently rubbing your iPad against your shirtless self, you probably have. Once or twice. For the...

Oh, Yahoo, you're this, you're that, you're everything and nothing. What are you up to now? Uh... David Beckham, you say? Then again, I guess the World...

Long ago, in the before-times, far too far back to make any use of Techi's search bar, I fingered Big Steve for that episode of Modern Family. You know...

Given that today's announcement of iPhone 4 contained almost nothing surprising, you'd think everything that needed to be said has already been uttered....

Like it or not, Twitter has become an unavoidable part of our online lives. Created by Jack Dorsey and Biz Stone in 2006, the social networking platform's...

If, like me, you had high hopes for Palm's WebOS platform when it was purchased by HP, the sound of our hopes being dashed sounds remarkably similar to...

Today marks the start of WWDC 2010, the day when iPhone users begin to see their once beloved devices as tired, old hat in much need of replacement. Last...

In this day and age, it's often all too easy to complain about the problems plaguing social networking sites, overpriced computers, and the lack of viable...

Apple has been hyping Monday's upcoming World Wide Developers Conference pretty heavily. With all this hype, it better be good. Here is a roundup of some...

According to a new study of recent chart activity on the App Store, apps that are costing money are more “sticky” on the top apps chart than free...

A new partnership between Yelp and OpenTable will allow the US public to browse restaurant reviews written by users and quickly make reservations within a...

AT&T's new 3G data plans have led some people to question whether this could mean tethering for iPads. The answer? Still a firm no, although AT&T...

The opportunity to overthrow the social networking powerhouse is now greater than ever. Just think, you (yes, you) could be the next Tom from MySpace...

The green movement has stopped being just about saving our dying planet and has become the fashionable thing to do. I am not sure if this is a good or bad...

While I am not sure how “cool” the content is but this new website is offering a very insightful look into how huge the oil spill issue in the Gulf Of...