March 2011
86 Stories
Net Neutrality Rules Voted Invalid by House Panel
A Republican-led House subcommittee voted 15-8 to invalidate the FCC’s net neutrality rules. The rules will likely stay in place,...
At Google: Choose Your Own Results
Google has held the keys to their search for years. They've attempted to personalize and localize search, but it still...
Microsoft’s Kinect Trumps Apple for ‘Fastest-Selling’ Device Title
What outpaced the ubiquitous Apple iPad and iPhone in terms of sales? According to the Guinness World Records, it’s the...
Three Things The Web Can Learn from Old Media
It has become common wisdom in the tech world that old media represents an obsolete mode of thinking that should...
Capture Your Entire Life With Your iPhone (Seriously)
Lifelapse is an application for your iPhone that will take snap shots every 30 seconds, and, in turn, will give...
T-Mobile and Sprint Considering A Merger?
Rumors by an anonymous source reported by BusinessWeek are revealing that two of the top four U.S. wireless providers are...
The Kitchen Stove Will Never Be The Same
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wBe3SDCcz8 This is something you don't see every day. William is a stove that puts all others to shame. It's...
One Billion Reasons Nokia Likes the Microsoft Deal
Let the money exchange flow both ways. That's what is starting to transpire in the Nokia/Microsoft deal and there are...
You’re The Beast Around
Straight outta the 'Things You Probably Don't Care To Know' department comes Mark Zuckerberg's new dog, Beast. Now, you might...
iPad Set to Take to the Air
It's only a matter of time before the iPad erases print entirely. The Federal Aviation Administration has granted early approval...
iPhone Heads Back to Basics
Apparently the iPhone 4 was simply too much awesome. The world wasn't ready. Or maybe, Apple wasn't. Whatever the case,...
Why Netflix Will Control “Big Telecom” (or die trying)
There are only two viable scenarios that will come to pass in the near future when it comes to home...
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