via Ars Technica
Remember when AT&T tried to buy T-Mobile last year for $39 billion, and how … Read More >>
Why the video pros are moving away from Apple
via Ars Technica
Six months after the launch of Final Cut Pro X (FCPX), Apple’s major overhaul to … Read More >>
Most Amazing Booths, Demos and Awkward Public Spectacles at CES
via Gadget Lab
Oh, CES. We can always count on you to showcase humanity’s talent for gross excess — as well as all those small, poignant, … Read More >>
Turn Your Windows PC Into An AirPlay Receiver To Stream Songs From iPhone, iPad And iPod touch
via Redmond Pie
The ongoing argument between Windows and OS X users as to which holds the crown is of fierce debate, with devotees from both … Read More >>
Activists alter 85 BofA ATMs in SF to become "Automated Truth Machines"
via Boing Boing
Rainforest Action Network claims responsibility for the art-prank intervention. RAN activists took to the streets of San … Read More >>
This paper-thin wafer may be the next big thing in force feedback
via Ars Technica
The most common form of force feedback in our electronic devices is the sort of … Read More >>
Pirate Bay to abandon .torrent files for magnet links
Apple Speaks Openly, Discloses Environmental And Rights Issues Among Its Suppliers
via Fast Company
The giant consumer technology firm revealed in its “Apple Supplier Responsibility Report” for 2012, available for perusal here, … Read More >>
10 Gadgets We Want to Steal Before Leaving CES
Hands-on with Project Fiona: the sub-$1,000 gaming PC… tablet?
via Ars Technica
Razer is a company that isn’t afraid to take risks. The upcoming Blade is a … Read More >>