via TechCrunch
As we reported at Google I/O in May, Google has been working on offline versions of their three most popular apps: Gmail, … Read More >>
Sony’s HMZ-T1: Home theater in a headset
via Boing Boing
Sony’s HMZ-T1 is a head-mounted 3D headset, to be released later this year in Japan. Two 1280×720 OLED displays, each just 7/10 … Read More >>
Dringdring
via Cool Hunting
Since 2005, crafty Canadian Annie Legroulx has been producing hand-painted bike bells from her Montreal studio and shop … Read More >>
Bad SEO Could Be Killing Your Corporate Blog Titles
via Fast Company
I remember when SEO first “hit.” I had been at an online publishing company for about a year, and while there was always some … Read More >>
CNN Acquires iPad Newsreading App Zite
via Mashable!
CNN has acquired iPad newsreading app Zite, the company announced Tuesday.
Like AOL’s more recently launched iPad … Read More >>
U.S. Troops Overseas Can Use Gmail To Call Home For Free
via Mashable!
Uniformed U.S. military personnel serving abroad can use Gmail’s phone calling feature for free. The promotion starts … Read More >>
Dolphin Browser Now Available For iPhone, Download Now [VIDEO]
via Redmond Pie
Whilst the iOS browsing experience is clean and relatively bug-free, mobile Safari lacks many, many of the features which its … Read More >>
Transforming Shipping Containers Into Local Farms – PodPonics Brings Produce to the City
via Singularity Hub
Urban agriculture has a new hope, and its name is PodPonics. Based in Atlanta, the startup is pursuing a new […] Read More >>
Share Your Family History on Storytree
via Singularity Hub
Oral history is finally catching up with the digital age. Storytree is a new website and free mobile app that […] Read More >>
Can Getaround Convince People To Rent Their Cars To Strangers?
via Fast Company
Car sharing isn’t new, but what if it was your car that was being shared? A new crop of peer-to-peer hourly car rental … Read More >>