CNET reckons with the fact that a two-year-young startup with no monetization has been a major catalyst and communications channel in Iran and the world.
For Twitter, the past year has been a series of coming-out parties as it jumped further and further into the public eye. But it wasn’t until this month’s post-election upheaval [...]
First and foremost, I apologize for the brevity of this post but currently I have a lot on my plate to deal with and need to focus on a few things before throwing myself back into the joy that is blogging. But, don’t start feeling sorry for me as my woes derive from being [...]
It seems that at least one of CNET’s predictions for 2009 will be coming true: Microsoft plans to release Windows 7 sometime late this year. But, unlike my hopes for the newest OS, it will not stray too far from it’s predecessor, the problematic Vista.
But, it might not be so bad after all. [...]
I am not one for lists. When I go to the market, I buy things at random. When I invite people to an event, I blindly mass text people in my contacts. When I navigate a ship, I only travel in straight lines.
But, the rest of the internet seems to disagree with [...]
In the past, the U.S. Military has been unable to employ the use of Nosferatu due to the fact that they get a bit hungry while waiting for their next campaign. This becomes a huge issue, as they are most likely to turn on their non-vampiric comrades. But this is a problem no longer as [...]
Wow, what a summit! Tons of issues were discussed, from the future role of the web to features of new inter-global technology to Al Gore being, well, Al Gore. Here’s some highlights:
*from ZDNet comes their “quick, impressionistic views” of 13 companies that were given 5 minutes each to describe their new startup services [...]
Remember Oregon Trail? You know, that game they’d let you play in school where you try to travel from the East coast to the West while keeping your family safe and sound (which rarely was the outcome)?
Well, it’s an app available on Facebook . . . for the time being, that is.
According to Josh [...]
Yes, you are a loser. Face it.
But the question is, how much of a loser have you become?
Well, an article at Cnet.com by Harrison Hoffman introduces us to a new service called Qwitter that allows you to see when people stop following your online actions.
Personally, I’d prefer to just sit at home and eat [...]
