via Gadget Lab
Too big to be a wieldy smartphone, too small to be a generously sized tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Note hasn’t received a warm … Read More >>
The Barber Of Infinite Loop: How The iPad Could Give Microsoft A Serious Revenue Haircut
via TechCrunch
After Apple pushed its 25 billionth app this weekend there was nothing especially surprising about the list of all-time paid apps for the iPhone: game… Read More >>
iPad 3 Predictions: Wired Handicaps Apple’s Grand Hardware Unveiling
via Gadget Lab
Wired culls its collective Apple knowledge to predict exactly what will be revealed at Wednesday’s media event. Tackling … Read More >>
Spotflux Encrypts All The Web Things Anywhere
via TechCrunch
I’m on a privacy tear today so I thought I’d mention this start-up. Officially launching on Wednesday, Spotflux is a browser encryption plug-in for Wi… Read More >>
Struck by a smooth criminal: hackers lift unreleased Michael Jackson songs
via Ars Technica
Hackers got their hands on a number of unreleased Michael Jackson songs after attacking the Sony Music archive. Sony confirmed the hack to the BBC Mon… Read More >>
GAME-CHANGERS: The 27 Best Hires Of The Past Three Years
via SAI
A single hire can turn around an organization. Game-changer hires include product visionaries, a whistleblower CEO, campaign … Read More >>
What it’s like to wear a brain-stimulating "thinking cap"
via Boing Boing
Science writer Sally Adee provides some background on her New Scientist article describing her experience with a DARPA program that uses targeted elec… Read More >>
Movable Ink Serves Live Content in Your Email
via Mashable!
_The Spark of Genius Series highlights a unique feature of startups and is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. If you would like to have your startu… Read More >>
Highlight Needs To Let You Switch Off ‘Friend Of Friend’ Notifications Before SXSW
via TechCrunch
Ambient location app Highlight is a big deal. Eldon likes it, Scoble likes it, MG and Mike like it and Grindr fan Charlie Cheever likes it. More impor… Read More >>
Everything, Everywhere, All The Time
via TechCrunch
The web is a blessing and a curse: there is simply too much information. And it’s coming at us too quickly. Meanwhile, the tools we have to process th… Read More >>