Sep 13, 2009

Submitted by Stewbagz from blog: Report Propaganda Launched For N. Korean Succession North Korea Has Launched A Public Propaganda Campaign To Prepare Its People For The Succ . (Read More)

Sep 13, 2009

Submitted by Dennismcguire from blog: Charlotte, NC - The Philadelphia Eagles have the Super Bowl on their minds as they enter the opening week of the 2009 NFL season. ... See all stories on this topic. (Read More)

Sep 13, 2009

Submitted by Stewbagz from blog: A 3d Remake Of The Beatles' 1968 Film Yellow Submarine Is Confirmed Disney Studios Announces. . (Read More)

Sep 13, 2009

TechCrunch After raising a total of $11.2 million since its founding in 2005, Tiny Pictures sold to Shutterfly on Friday for $1.3 million in cash and another $1.3 million in restricted stock to employees, which has some performance triggers. If you back out the earnout, investors only got back about a tenth of what they put in. Thos (Read More)

Sep 11, 2009

Kevin's shared items in Google Reader As you must have heard, Facebook Lite has been released in the US. Obviously, the blogosphere is buzzing with the news. The funniest part of the release is that it is so very far from complete. You really cannot modify any of your settings, and a bunch of other things. InsideFacebook has a really good overview of Lite, and (Read More)

Sep 12, 2009

Engadget We can say for sure that our own Windows 7 upgrade experience didn't take, oh say, a whole day, but according to Microsoft, your own just might. The boys and girls in Redmond set out with a goal of seeing the Vista to Windows 7 upgrade accomplished around five percent faster than an upgrade to Vista, and while it seems that (Read More)

Sep 11, 2009

TechCrunch There’s quite a big vulnerability with FriendFeed right now. Using the post via email updating function, anyone can post a message as anyone else on FriendFeed. For example, someone posted this pretending to be FriendFeed co-founder Bret Taylor.Obviously, this is a huge security problem. When it was spotted just about an ho (Read More)

Mar 24, 2009

Engadget What if you could stream games, any game, over a decent broadband connection to your PC or Atom-based netbook at the same quality as the PS3? Would you walk away from your beloved console? That's the of hope of Palo Alto-based OnLive. But this is much more than empty rhetoric -- OnLive's been dropping jaws of the press who' (Read More)

Mar 23, 2009

Submitted by Andy G1128: Tired and ready to go to bed, but I gotta play a bit more WoW. Won't get much of a chance this week. (Read More)

Feb 24, 2009

Submitted by Andy G1128: Is the world so consumed with "social responsibility" that people can't understand when a business needs to make business decisions?. (Read More)

Jul 16, 2008

Submitted by Nandop: (...) For all of the places that Google Maps allows you to see, there are plenty of places that are off-limits. Whether it’s due to government restrictions, personal-privacy lawsuits or mistakes, Google Maps has slapped a "Prohibited" sign on the following 51 places. (Read More)

Jul 16, 2008

Submitted by Evanfp: Cindy McCain recently gave a rare private interview to CNN in which she disclosed her opinions on transportation in Arizona, her home state. (Read More)

Jul 16, 2008

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Jul 16, 2008

Engadget Filed under: Misc. Gadgets, LaptopsImagine if you could attach a physical knob, slider, or switch to any application which called for some tactile interaction (say a music app like Live or Logic). That concept is exactly what led Lyndsay Williams to create the SenseSurface -- a modular system that allows you to literally st (Read More)

Jul 15, 2008

TechCrunch Pandora’s internet radio has always been one of those sites that was really cool in concept, but too inconvenient to ever go mainstream. The service was long tied to computers only, and while it eventually expanded to special internet radios and some mobile phones, it still has yet to become a household name. But (Read More)

Andy Glover

A Tech guy who crossed over to the dark side twice. Once to management, the second to a Mac. My friends are trying to decide which is worse