
Techi week in review
This week was loaded with big mobile news from regulars such as Apple to an old school mobile giant, that artist formerly known as Research in Motion.
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This week was loaded with big mobile news from regulars such as Apple to an old school mobile giant, that artist formerly known as Research in Motion.

In 2011, we wrote about how Groupon must fail to save the internet . At the time, there were already some fishy things happening in the Daily Deals segment…

The human rights atrocities in North Korea are no laughing matter and Google is doing their part with a different sort of activism, exposing many of the…

There was a faux-PSA posted last year that was enjoyable to watch but that rang a truth within its contents.

In many ways, infographics help to fulfill one of the important promises of the internet in general and social media in particular.

Big Data is revolutionizing industries with AI, IoT, and real-time analytics. Explore its impact, challenges, and future trends shaping 2025 and beyond.

The Apple versus Google battle has been waging since well before anyone even knew there was a rift between the tech giants.

In an environment with a billion users, millions of business pages, and just about every company in every industry trying to play along, it's hard to post…

The cold war between Facebook and Twitter continued Thursday and nobody was really surprised by it.

Put your tin foil hats on. It's conspiracy theory time. Since 2010, Google has been tracking and releasing their bi-yearly Transparency Report .

The greatest threat to startups is lack of momentum. For companies that make it over the startup hump, it's competition.

We talked about the way that Domino's pizza posts customer responses on their Facebook in a clever and effective manner.

It isn't too common for Wall Street analysts to be very wrong. They have good indicators and past performances upon which to generate their predictions and…

Try as he may, Google's co-founder has a difficult time trying to blend in with other folks who ride on New York City subways. His attire was inconspicuous.

Mark this down as technological idiocy. It isn't just that the "Make Me Asian" app (and it's lesser-known cousins, "Make Me Indian", "Make Me Russian", "Make…

The French were not able to maintain their 75% tax on the super rich , so now they're aiming for the super, super, super rich by going after companies like…

Facebook graph search has the potential to be a great thing for Facebook and its users. Perhaps more importantly, this is the first major play that Facebook…

Facebook purists will pan this post. They will say that the best way to post to Facebook is to post whatever you're doing or thinking right now, that…

Google Authorship has been around for a while. It has helped many bloggers and journalists stand out by having their images appear directly in search results…

Now this is a story all about how… CDZA co-founder, Joe Sabia turns one of the most popular 90s sitcom theme songs into a geeky yet admirable experiment.

There was a time when the search engines rewarded content of all types. If a website syndicated content from elsewhere on the web and exposed it to their…

Everyone knows about Google's search domination. Most are aware of their foray into social media and other internet-based engagements.

Your data on your computer, laptop or any other personal electronic gadget is never risk free and there is always a chance of losing your data from your…

More companies are looking at ways that will enable them to go green with their marketing efforts.