I came across a really interesting editorial at Twilight Earth entitled “Green Wont Be The Norm, Until We Stop Calling Things Green.” Author Adam Shake goes on to say:
The word “Green” has become a separatist adjective. A term used to separate something from the norm. Until products become Green by default, Green will always be [...]
Ology network partner ZiggyTek tells the story of an alarming trend, and one that I’m occasionally guilty of myself. After six to eight hours of network deprivation — also known as sleep — people are increasingly waking up and lunging for cellphones and laptops, sometimes even before swinging their legs to the floor and tending [...]
It might seem absurd that a 15-year-old girl can win what I pay every year for my college education by texting really quickly. And you know what? It is pretty absurd.
Each year, LG holds a National Texting Championship, where future Carpel Tunnel Syndrome patients gather to battle for the grand prize. 15-year-old Kate Moore [...]
Don’t you hate it when you’re walking down the sidewalk on a rainy day, and you nearly get your eyes poked out? It’s even worse when you’re on the subway stairs…some people really don’t have the consideration to withstand a couple raindrops (gasp, I know) so that you don’t get your eyes gouged out when [...]
Behold the GameDr, possibly the worst (in many senses of the word) way for parents to curtail their children’s gaming habits.
Here’s how it works: a parent, who can think of no better way to communicate with their child, sets a timer for when a particular device (say, a PS3) should be turned off, and plugs [...]
I recently stumbled upon this lovely invention, which provides a partial solution for a frustration that I have – why do the governments of the world think that they have the power to influence the time and the number of hours of sunlight that I see? I’m talking about Daylight Saving’s Time, a practice that [...]
According to this article from PC Magazine, Skype plans to launch on March 31 for the iPhone, and in May for the BlackBerry. In other words, the application that lets you make international calls for free from your desktop (or some USB-linked device) is moving to the – gasp – phone.
What does this mean for [...]
