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As they continue to find success in the tablet market, Amazon is hoping to make a big splash in the smartphone market as well with a pair of upcoming releases including one that reportedly has a 3D display. iWho? Amazon is working on two smartphones to add to its Kindle fire range – An expensive [&h
It doesn’t matter what brand it is. Today’s automotive review services find ways to bash just about every brand from Toyota to Lincoln, BMW to Ford. The release of the Mercedes S550 was going to be another mixed bag of reviews… or so we thought. The consensus is that this is truly
Everyone knows just how connected San Francisco is. The city is wired front and back, left and right, and top to bottom. They aren’t the most connected city in the world, however. That title belongs to a little known area in Spain. This provincial port town, set between verdant hills and the C
The US government has an unannounced strategy when it comes to privacy legislation. When one fails, start another one. That’s a flaw in US politics as it’s easy to spin out an endless stream of seemingly different pieces of legislation in an effort to make the end goal come true. In this
When it rains, it pours. For Twitter, this means all of their little secrets and hushed challenges are coming out into the light for everyone to see, digest, dissect, and blog about. Will it be too much for investors? Will they still pull the trigger or risk missing out on a big social media opportu
There are times when you deny things and there are times when you defend the decisions. With the NSA caught red-handed trying to crack the anonymous ways that users can surf the internet through Tor, denying it was no longer an option. Time to go on the defensive. The National Security Agency may ha
It’s a sinister thought but one that has crossed many minds well before the NSA surveillance scandal started earlier this year. What if there’s an actual plan to make the youth of America more tolerant of surveillance than today’s sensitive generation? WHEN Cynthia Stevenson, the s
As hard as it may be to believe, 200 million users just isn’t very impressive to some advertisers. They’re telling Twitter to get more users if they want their money. For some advertisers, 218 million people isn’t a big enough audience. That’s their message to Twitter Inc., w
There’s a fine line between crazy conspiracy theories and real concerns, especially given the revelation of the extent that the US government is spying on people. In this case, Microsoft quashes one particular conspiracy theory about its Kinect motion sensor system. A senior Microsoft executiv
Pop stars are often used to bring excitement to events. Everyone from tech companies to politicians use them to help rally support behind their campaigns. T-Mobile hopes Shakira will bring the noise (and the buzz) at their upcoming event. The next phase in T-Mobile’s uncarrier strategy – an ongoing
One of the most annoying problems that Twitter has faced over the years without success is the challenge associated with so many fake accounts. Marketers, spammer, and hackers are known to use robot accounts to prowl for whatever it is they need from Twitter. Automation, even on respected accounts l
These types of illustrations are addictive. They take a look at the world around us in the modern era and apply it to the way that things once were. This particular map is a fun one to explore. While it’s true that Web-related statistics are a thing to behold, digits aren’t nearly as impressive as [
