January 2013
154 Stories
Self-driving cars rule the future
The cars of today are costly in more ways than one. In 2010, there were 35,000 deaths due to car...
Handcrafted Star Wars vintage longboard
There is nothing sweeter than seeing someone ride alongside you with a wicked handcrafted skateboard, especially when it is crafted...
MSN users to move to Skype on March 15
As our needs for technology have moved far beyond text or have been integrated into other sites that offer us...
Easi-Speak PRO USB recorder simplifies chatting online
Chatting online has long advanced from simple text to voice and video chatting; even MSN will soon bid us a...
Lightsaber door handle changes color when occupied
The “laser sword” we have come to know and love from the Star Wars movies, the Lightsaber, is the signature...
RIM’s last stand
Fans who are still holding to hope for Research in Motion's revival through BlackBerry 10 devices due to be introduced...
On Twitter, it’s okay for businesses to be irrelevant
There has been a lot of discussion about staying relevant on social media, rightfully so. Too many businesses are trying...
Neil deGrasse Tyson isn’t just a scientist. He’s a philosopher as well. About doilies.
We all knew that astrophysicist Neil deGrass Tyson was an intelligent and witty man of science, an advocate for space...
5 ways the smartphone is changing healthcare
The US Department of Health and Human Services calls it “mHealth.” The m stands for mobile and the term defines...
Why social signals are only going to get bigger in search rankings
The last time I was involved with search engine optimization, Alta Vista was a player. I was working on my...
20-inch Windows 8 tablet by Panasonic boast 4k resolution
If bigger is better, the Panasonic might just be the best at CES this week. The portable tablet may just...
Beware of self-appointed social media gurus, ninjas, and evangelists
A recent study by AdAge, which has been tracking such things since 2009, shows that there are over 180,000 people...
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