Fake Steve: Techmeme uber-troll
Due to a surfeit of Christmas parties, I missed much of the Fake Steve Jobs takedown frenzy, in which the writer — otherwise known as David Lyons of Forbes — claimed in a series of posts that Apple wa...
The Afterlife Is Expensive for Digital Movies
TIME was, a movie studio could pack up a picture and all of its assorted bloopers, alternate takes and other odds and ends as soon as the production staff was done with them, and ship them off to the ...
Day 6: Gotta Digg!
Welcome Diggers!! Hope you enjoy watching this as much as I did making it :) — Don't forget to go to www.crashthesuperbowl.com to vote for me! (You have to login to MySpace to vote...urk...but it'...
Mozilla floats Weave as Web platform
Mozilla is expanding its browser platform into new realms, creating APIs and a portable storehouse for bookmarks, customizations, passwords, histories, preferences and other metadata. Just like Micro...
Wikia Search Launches Private Beta; Public Launch On January 7
Well, the waiting appears to be over, and the promised 2007 launch date was technically achieved. Wikipedia/Wikia Founder Jimmy Wales has publicly announced the private beta for Wikia Search - right ...
Apple to turn down the volume on iPod
Future versions of the iPod could turn down the volume if listeners play their music at full blast for too long. — Fears that rock fans will deafen themselves with a highest volume setting equal to ...
Technology in 2008
Three fearless predictions — 1. Surfing will slow — PEERING into Tech.view's crystal ball, the one thing we can predict with at least some certainty is that 2008 will be the year we stop taking ac...
Best New Google Features that Don't Require Login
This post is for those who think Google is still a search engine and wonder why news sites constantly talk about new Google features while Google's homepage still looks the same. Here's a list of my ...
Product Clash: Sort Of Digg For Product Comparisons
Product Clash is aiming to offer “peer reviewed product comparison in a fun way” with a site that takes Digg style voting to product grudge matches. — Product Clash has a broad library of products t...
Microsoft quietly combines TV efforts
Microsoft has quietly folded its Internet Protocol television, Media Center, and HD DVD efforts into a single organization, known as the Connected TV business group. — The unit, which is part of Rob...