July 2012
119 Stories
Are Thor and Captain America strong enough for sequels?
If there's one thing that's clear about this summer's blockbuster movie lineup, it's that superhero movies have gone from terrible...
A smaller iPad would be a big mistake by Apple
The competition has been getting stronger. Despite continued domination by Apple in the tablet market with their single-size offering, rumors...
Nokia is sliding dangerously close to oblivion
They can't seem to catch a break. News has been bad for the former leader in handset sales worldwide and...
How images affect eCommerce
Imagine walking into a store where it was difficult to see the products. Your eyes begin to strain from squinting...
I’m not going to the reunion
Has social media ruined the idea of reunions? I would say yes and no. While social media has made us...
The mobile takeover
According to MobiThinking, 86.7% of the world’s population are mobile subscribers. 1.2 billion of this percentage are mobile web users...
New York City is catching up in the IT race
While Silicon Valley is still the hub of IT (Information Technology) in the United States, New York City continues to...
Digg sold for $500,000
Betaworks, a New York technology development firm that has had its eyes set on news distribution for some time, has...
If your mouse isn’t working, you may have been trolled
There are times when having tech-savvy friends is a benefit. They can help you with computer problems, often answer your...
A closer look at StumbleUpon’s paid discovery
Most of us already know that StumbleUpon is a discovery engine that recommends and personalizes web content based on users’...
A paradigm shift in music listening is making the industry stronger
Remember the days when you had to go buy those shiny discs (which, if you looked at them wrong, would...
Nissan gets innovative by tapping into the taxi industry
Nissan is taking on a new venture within the automotive industry that emphasizes the company’s devotion to advanced thinking in...
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