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How a hybrid engine works
As the roads fill with the quiet, environmentally-friendly hybrids, most people are now aware of the premise. The electric half...
Phone phishing. It’s the new funky.
With nearly 70% of the US adult population accessing the internet via their mobile devices, it has become a strong...
The cost of social media
If you haven't heard, social media is big. For many businesses, they get onto it because they hear how awesome...
Foursquare hits 10,000,000 members
The location-based social network Foursquare announced today that they had broken the 8-digit user mark. To commemorate, they created the...
How Twitter users are getting their questions answered
Have you ever asked a question out to the world in hopes of getting a crowdsourced response? Millions of people...
10 tips to keep your family safe online
Safety has been a concern online since kids started showing their parents how to surf. Now, as adults are realizing...
The Evolution of the Batmobile
Few vehicles, real or fictional, have had as much of an effect on pop culture and geek dreams as the...
Is TechCrunch Disrupt a good indicator of future success?
Michael Arrington and Techcrunch have been called many things by many people over the years. They have a tendency to...
State of the union of venture capital
Each year, college students drop out of universities, men and women leave their jobs, and people of all ages begin...
Investing like it’s 1999: Tech bubble 2.0 is here
With alarmists sounding the alarms and naysayers saying, "nay," it's certainly looking very similar to the way things were over...
96% of small businesses rely on mobile technology
Mobile devices have become an integral part of every day life for millions of people. Small businesses are following this...
Big names top list for insecure data storage on apps
App watchdog group ViaForensics has been running popular Android and iPhone apps through their system to see who is encrypting...
The joy of social media through the eyes of Bob Ross
Bob Ross is beloved by millions who enjoy his easy-going demeanor and colorful ways of expressing himself through paintings. His...
How the internet has changed the scope of advertising
Poor television, radio, and print. What has the Internet done to you? Over the past several years, things have changed...
The first jobs of tech billionaires
Can you picture Michael Dell wearing anything other than a suit and tie? He was born in a dress shirt,...
Who cares about privacy on smartphones?
It's been a hot topic lately, but does anyone really care? We now know that Apple, Google, and Microsoft are...
Twitter: The who, why, and now
Tens of millions of people use Twitter on a regular basis. While most agree that the numbers of users are...
Facebooking for (and against) love
In the beginning, social networking really had two uses - business and meeting "friends." Early dating sites in the days...
Unmatched Revenues: Why we really are in the middle of another online tech bubble
The numbers are completely off the charts. In case you missed insane valuations in recent months for companies such as...
The evolution of spam (not the luncheon meat)
Pork, salt, water, sugar, and sodium hydrate. Those are the general ingredients for Hawaii's favorite meat substitute. Unfortunately (or fortunately,...