via Boing Boing
New Humanist magazine interviewed master storyteller and comics author Alan Moore about science and imagination backstage at … Read More >>
ASUS Eee PC 1225B proves netbooks will still be kicking around in 2012
via Engadget
The death of the netbook has been greatly exaggerated — at least that’s what ASUS is praying holds true for next year. … Read More >>
Detect Photoshopped/Morphed Images The Easy Way With Photo Police For Mac
via Redmond Pie
A new app has been submitted to the Mac App Store that allows you to see changes that have been made in photos. Photo Police … Read More >>
Leadership Hall of Fame: Ken Blanchard, Author of "The One Minute Manager"
via Fast Company
We continue our examination of the business book The One Minute Manager with an interview of author Ken Blanchard. Why did he … Read More >>
Report: Kindle produces nearly no electrical interference. FAA: "LALALALALA"
via Boing Boing
Nick Bilton put the FAA’s claims regarding Kindles and airline avionics to the test. The result? They emit less EM interference … Read More >>
Matt Richardson turns Arduino, Twitter and lasers into art (video)
via Engadget
Matt Richardson’s genius has never really been in question. The Make Live host and compulsive hacker has built an impressive … Read More >>
A Few Tips For Developers On How To Get Hired By A Startup
via TechCrunch
Not everyone is cut out to work for a startup. It involves a lot of hustling, a lot of nail-biting, pizza-eating, sleeping at … Read More >>
Tetris played on microscopic level with lasers, thanks to Amsterdam’s rigorous curriculum (video)
via Engadget
Ostensibly speaking, it appears that university goers in the Netherlands have a bit too much time on their hands. You see, … Read More >>
Rooted MotoACTV Brings Web Browsing And Angry Birds To Your Wrist
via TechCrunch
Fitness watches are one thing, but how about a fitness watch that lets you play a few levels of Angry Birds in between wind … Read More >>
MIT researchers locate genes that help underlie memory formation, zap some mice
via Engadget
Over time, the neurons in your brain are going to change. And that’s only natural. When you experience a new event, your brain … Read More >>