via TechCrunch
After a steady stream of information in June, all has been quiet on the Facebook Project Spartan front in recent weeks. … Read More >>
When two chatbots have a conversation, everyone wins (video)
via Engadget
What did one chatbot say to the other chatbot? Quite a lot, actually — but good luck making any sense out of it. That’s … Read More >>
DJ Sound Control computer mod redefines luggable
via Engadget
Few would look at Lenovo’s decidedly ordinary A700 all-in-one desktop and think: DJ rig, but then you wouldn’t be PC … Read More >>
Piece of crust stolen from Texas found in Antarctica
via Ars Technica
You’ve likely heard of Pangaea (not the one that sounds similar from … Read More >>
Geocaching – The GPS-based Treasure Hunt That Five Million People Are Playing (video)
via Singularity Hub
You might not be aware, but there could be a hidden treasure very close to you. And someone’s probably coming […] Read More >>
With ‘Save To Pulse’ Bookmarklet And Chrome Extension, Pulse Enters Instapaper’s Turf
via TechCrunch
Alphonso Labs, the fledgling company behind Pulse, a nifty social news reader for iPhone, iPad and Android devices used by … Read More >>
Xbox hack allows unsigned code
via Boing Boing
You may now run unsigned code on any xbox. Discovered by GliGli, the exploit requires a chip, but works on any 360: “it sends … Read More >>
Web Tool Uses Face Recognition to Determine Happiness Level
via TAXI Daily News
The Emotional Breakdown is a web tool that uses facial recognition to detect the mood of people in pictures.
By default, The … Read More >>
Uh Oh, Groupon, Wired Had To Pull Its IPO After Similar ‘Employee Email’ In 1996
via SAI
Did Groupon just shoot its IPO in the foot?
Maybe so.
Earlier, we speculated that, after having a detailed memo about its … Read More >>
Hurricane Irene: Social Media Shows Calm Before the Storm [PICS]
via Mashable!
As Hurricane Irene churns through the North Carolina coast on its way to points north, New York City stands ready for the … Read More >>