via Boing Boing
Mathias Nitzsche had a nifty idea: using Wi-Fi network names to create a connection between the network’s owner and those who … Read More >>
Editorial: What’s wrong with TV, and what it might take to change it
via Engadget
America’s favorite pastime, and perhaps that of all first-world countries, has yet to be truly rocked by technology. Sure, … Read More >>
Nature is overrated, NYC park goers choose screens over trees
via VentureBeat
Fresh air, green grass and the sound of birds chirping: These are the joys of the outdoors — or, they used to be. Now … Read More >>
Man illuminates electromagnetic waves using coffee cans and LEDs, Christmas-colored science ensues
via Engadget
Electromagnetic radiation is all around us, but we’re largely unaware that our bodies are constantly bathed in waves of the … Read More >>
Newly Released iOS 5.0.1 Makes Legit Siri Ports Possible
via Redmond Pie
Siri modding and porting has been aplenty over the course of the last two months, with modders, developers and spectators … Read More >>
Elevation Dock for iPhone Embarrasses Apple
via Gadget Lab
Your iPhone dock sucks. Despite its heft, you need two hands to prize your phone from its grasp, and good luck even getting … Read More >>
Can a $100 iPad Case Improve 3G Data Power? Lab Test!
via Gadget Lab
A company called Pong Research is spreading word of a proximity sensor inside the iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G that reduces the tablet’s … Read More >>
Foreign Countries Cash In On Obscure Domain Extensions
via Fast Company
Those cool, short domain names can come with a catch:
crazy global dictators.Illustration by John Hersey “I wish I had … Read More >>
Branding: How It Works in the Social Media Age [INFOGRAPHIC]
via Mashable!
Branding and social media — they seem to go together so well, yet they’re both widely misunderstood. While social … Read More >>
Bye Bye Netbooks: Dell Kills The Mini 10 As It Shifts Focus To “Thin And Powerful”
via TechCrunch
Once upon a time netbooks ruled the land. But with the rise of tablets and miniaturization of traditional x86 CPUs, the mini … Read More >>