via Ars Technica
I write about video games for a living, and I’ve heard everything there is to say about … Read More >>
Gary Morgenthaler Explains Exactly How Siri Will Eat Google’s Lunch
via TechCrunch
The iPhone 4S is on the streets, and accompanying it is a helpful young virtual assistant named Siri. You’ve probably heard … Read More >>
Firefox Turns 7, Releases a Polished Firefox 8 [REVIEW]
via Mashable!
It’s a big week for Mozilla, as Firefox celebrates its seventh birthday and Firefox 8 hits the interwebs.
In recent … Read More >>
Injecting Some Serious Swagger Into Your Brand Personality
via Fast Company
I’ve noticed more and more that companies in most industries are nearly indistinguishable. I honestly can’t tell you the last … Read More >>
Adobe Had It Coming: The Long, Slow Goodbye of Mobile Flash
via Gadget Lab
It’s all over.
On Wednesday morning, Adobe delivered the eulogy for its multi-media Flash platform for mobile, stating … Read More >>
Anonymous 101: Introduction to the Lulz
via Boing Boing
Quinn Norton has a definitive introduction to Anonymous up at Wired.com’s Threat Level today. It’s a must-read. Quinn was on … Read More >>
Identity theft marketplace sells mothers’ maiden names, dates of birth, etc
via Boing Boing
Many websites will allow you to “recover a lost password” if you (or a crook) can supply your date of birth, mother’s maiden … Read More >>
This 25th anniversary Zelda 3DS kind of Hyrules
via Engadget
Sure, it may not have one of those coveted right circle pads, but this Zelda-branded Nintendo 3DS is just dripping in Hyrule … Read More >>
Will Ultrabooks rule the Windows notebook market in a few years?
via Ars Technica
Research firm IHS iSuppli is predicting that Ultrabooks will account for 43 … Read More >>
Cyborg yeast
via Boing Boing
From Jason Palmer at the BBC: “a comparatively simple means to take control of fantastically complex biochemical processes.” Read More >>