Wine is fine but whiskey’s quicker…or at least maybe until the invention of laptop assisted suicide. The facts, as reported by the Daily Mail, suggest that two students from Scotland checked into a hotel around Continue reading “Did Students Commit ‘Suicide By Laptop’?”.
I guess it can’t be long before they start banning other words like “Facebook” and “text” with burning books following soon after. To anyone who uses Twitter, the word “tweet” is as natural as, well, Continue reading “The New York Times Bans Use of Word ‘Tweet’”.
This is pretty serious news regarding 100k+ AT&T customers and iPad owners that may have had their personal information compromised. It’s not immediately clear if the breach exposed enough to put customers at real risk Continue reading “Reportedly 114,000 iPad Owners Exposed”.
There’s not the same buildup of excitement for the Windows 7 SP1 patch as there was for Vista and that may be a good sign for Microsoft because Vista users were praying for a lot Continue reading “Microsoft Slates Windows 7 SP1 Public Beta for July”.
OLED technology keeps evolving and although it’s a little pricey today, eventually costs will come down enough to where we’ll be seeing OLED “screens” everywhere including clothing and jewelery. At the rate handheld gadgets are Continue reading “Flexible OLED Bracelets by 2020?”.
Most are expecting Apple to unveil the latest iPhone generation today but may there also be announcements regarding availability for Verizon and OS X updates? Apple usually has a surprise up their sleeve so keep Continue reading “New iPhone Expected To Be Announced Today”.
This app gives new but a related meaning for the term “boinking”. Available at Apple’s app store. App developer MEDL Mobile has just released an iPhone app to help men and women evaluate prospective sexual Continue reading “Sexual Chemistry? There’s An App For That”.
For the most part, it looks like AT&T is moving away from “unlimited” plans in favor of capped but cheaper plans – and yes, this does also impact the iPad plans. Tethering will be available Continue reading “AT&T Makes Sweeping Changes to Data Plans, iPhone Tethering Coming at OS 4 Launch”.
So you’ve backed up all of your precious data on CD or DVD disks and now the data is safe for decades. Wrong. Better re-think your archival strategy. Preserving precious data, such as pictures and Continue reading “Is Your Data Safe Long Term on Optical Disks?”.
Computer virus in a human? No, it doesn’t cause a runny nose and a fever but rather the body acts as a host that allows the virus to spread to nearby connected systems. A British Continue reading “First Human ‘Infected with Computer Virus’”.
We had previously reported that Google celebrated the 30th anniversary of Pac-Man by embedding a mini game which incorporated the Google name. The not unexpected side effect is that employers paid an estimate 4.8 million Continue reading “Google’s Pac-Man Tribute: Bad for Business?”.
Artificial life forms are no longer the in the realm of science fiction as scientists have synthesized their very own from bacterium genomes. This comes with much controversy as religious groups and critics cite possible Continue reading “Scientists Create Synthetic Life Form”.
Porn loving iPad users rejoice. Website YouPorn is about to release HTML5 based adult content which doesn’t rely on Flash, a technology not supported on the iPad or iPhone. What say you, Steve Jobs? Apple Continue reading “Porn Comes to the iPad”.
How cool would it be to have a 2Mbps internet connection interfaced by the LED lights in the room? The Chinese Academy of Sciences claims to have realized a 2Mbit per second internet connection that Continue reading “Chinese Scientists Demonstrate 2Mbps Internet Over LED”.
More and more Facebook users are limiting their use or quitting altogether due to privacy concerns and now there is a movement to orchestrate a mass defection on May 31. Will you be one of Continue reading “Group Sets May 31 as ‘Quit Facebook Day’”.
