via Boing Boing
After sequencing the DNA of one of only four known families in the world to have a rare medical condition called … Read More >>
Does Apotheker need an apothecary? Why HP is exiting the PC business
via Ars Technica
One of our favorite acronyms is ditching another one: Hewlett-Packard wants to … Read More >>
RIM soon to announce BlackBerry music service, but why?
via Ars Technica
Do smartphone users need another music service in their lives? If they use BlackBerry … Read More >>
More Bitcoin malware: this one uses your GPU for mining
via Ars Technica
Security researchers have spotted a new strain of malware that targets Bitcoin, … Read More >>
HTC attempts serious patent play against Apple in federal court
via Ars Technica
HTC has decided to up the ante in its smartphone patent tussle with Apple. The … Read More >>
Apple adding DisplayPort to iOS devices?
via Engadget
Not content with just building offices in the shape of UFOs, Apple is on the hunt for a “Signal Integrity Manager.” That’s … Read More >>
Report: Best Buy tells HP to take back its TouchPads
via Ars Technica
Best Buy has managed to sell only 25,000 HP TouchPads across its retail stores and … Read More >>
The ‘Free Coffee’ Starbucks Card Has Died. What The Social Experiment Really Meant.
via Singularity Hub
The Italians call it “caffe pagato”. In the US it’s referred to as “pay it forward”. 7-11 dubbed … Read More >>
“Defending Android”
via TechCrunch
Bravo Google, well played.
There’s no denying that Google’s maneuver this morning to acquire Motorola for $12.5 billion in … Read More >>
Skipping School: A Look at Free Higher-Education Alternatives
via GOOD
When I was growing up there was never a question that I would attend college one day. My parents, both of whom have graduate … Read More >>