Payback: Upset Ex-Girlfriend Spams Boyfriend In Google Images
Upset boyfriends and girlfriends are nothing new. There are plenty of stories of girlfriends getting back at their ex-boyfriends for mistreatment and visa versa. But in the age where Google ranks su...
New iPad details: RFID/NFC add-ons, carbon body, 7" iPad still in works
A previously accurate source has provided iLounge with some interesting new details on Apple's ongoing iPad development efforts, cautioning that some of the information is very preliminary. Here's wh...
Gladwell proves too much
Malcolm Gladwell is going further out on his cranky branch. His reading of the role of social media in Tunisia and Egypt actually seems to lead to conclusions that I think he would acknowledge are ex...
The Daily Wait
I've been reading The Daily each day since its debut Wednesday. Three days, three issues. My opinion of it has declined each day. Until I see an updated version of the app, I'm done with it. I not...
AT&T fires back at Verizon's iPhone TV ads with an ‘Answer’
AT&T refused to remain silent on Verizon's iPhone ads and today posted one of its own (below). The appropriately titled “Answer” focuses on the ability to call and use data at the same time on an HSP...
Survey: 32% admit mooching neighbor's Wi-Fi
It's the digital equivalent of mooching a cup of sugar, only without asking. Some 32% of respondents to a recent national survey admitted borrowing a neighbor's unencrypted Wi-Fi connection. That's ...
Does Spotify Make Bands Money?
Reactions from the industry are mixed. — Spotify appears to be the free music streaming service that is loved as much as it is hated. The startup has taken off in Europe but has not yet rolled out ...
MocoSpace looking to buy MySpace
MocoSpace, a Boston-based mobile social network operated by JNJ Mobile Inc., is interested in buying MySpace now that the web-based social network has been put on the block by current owner News Corp....
Ze Frank's Star.me Is Like Being In Kindergarten All Over Again
Every once in awhile you come across people who are entirely original, and Ze Frank is one of those people. While many people as eccentric as Frank end up with not so amazing lots in life, Frank, who...
The Xoom Super Bowl Ad: 1984 Meets 2011
Xoom's coming soon, but how is Motorola going to introduce its iPad foe to the general public? The Super Bowl, of course! And the biggest tech ad to invoke 1984 since... well... hmmm, let's see. Oh...
Yahoo! Hires Hotmail Vet to Manage Mail, Flickr, More
While most of the recent personnel news surrounding Yahoo! has dealt with who has left the company rather than who has joined it, the company is expanding its efforts in communities, social and commun...
Verizon Tells Us New Throttling Isn't Implemented Yet - ‘Too Early To Tell’ What Precise Triggers, Rates Will Be
As we noted yesterday, Verizon Wireless is preparing a new throttling system just as the Verizon iPhone hits their network. The system as described in this Verizon document …
Outrage and a Facebook Page That Gave It a Voice
If there is a face to the revolt that has sprouted in Egypt, it may be the face of Khaled Said. — That 28-year-old Egyptian businessman was pulled from an Internet cafe in Alexandria last June by tw...
U.S. Government Slips Through China Internet Censors With New Technology
The U.S. government has figured out how to bust through Internet censorship filters in order to deliver news and other vital information via e-mail to people in countries like China, according to a re...
Readability Just Became Instapaper's Publisher Payment Layer
Personally, I think the concept behind Readability is pretty awesome. It gives you a way to read all your favorite articles on the web without all of the clutter of the web — meaning, mainly, ads.