via CrunchGear
We’ve been following DARPA’s Nano UAV program since 2009, and it’s really remarkable how it’s gone from clumsy to cool to … Read More >>
Google: Chinese attackers monitoring Gmail of activists, journalists, officials
via Ars Technica
Scammers based out of China have been hijacking the personal Gmail accounts of … Read More >>
Microsoft gives the first official look of Windows 8 touch interface
via Ars Technica
At the D9 conference today, Steve Sinofsky, President of Windows and Windows Live … Read More >>
Enough Is Enough
via SAI: Silicon Alley Insider
I believe that software patents should not exist. They are a tax on innovation. And software is closer to media than it is to … Read More >>
Billed as Simplest Writing Tool Ever, iA Writer Boasts No Features
via TAXI Daily News
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Japanese design agency Information Architects (iA) just launched the iA … Read More >>
A Human-Sized Pin Toy, for Cheeky Interactions
via TAXI Daily News
Bag designer Lulu Guinness created this human-sized pin toy as part of Clerkenwell Design Week in the UK and placed the … Read More >>
(Exclusive) YouTube’s New Strategy: Create a Network Of Networks
via TechCrunch
YouTube is now showing approximately 3 billion videos a day. A growing proportion of those are shown with ads—more than 2 … Read More >>
Google Graduates 3 Gmail Labs Features
via Mashable!
Google has announced that three Gmail Labs add-ons have graduated and become standard Gmail features. Starting today, users … Read More >>
A drug that could erase your memories of being afraid [Drugs]
Yelp review for Kansas Abortionplex (after the viral Onion article on same)
via Boing Boing
Remember the (fictitious, funny) Onion article “Planned Parenthood Opens $8 Billion Abortionplex”? Now the famed Abortionplex … Read More >>