The 10 Most Significant Gadgets of 2010
When this year began, we were feverishly speculating about an Apple tablet, looking forward to 3-D TV sets, and optimistically […]
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2010
Last-Minute Geeky Christmas Gifts
Is it too late for holiday shopping? Not at all. If you act fast, you can still get some cool
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Supreme Court Considers Kindle v. iPad
Newly-approved Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan is a Kindle user, while longtime conservative Justice Antonin Scalia wields an iPad. This
Boxee Box Is an Endless Stream of Disappointment
Every day, 3.2 gajigabytes of streaming video are delivered straight to the screens of slackers like you and me, sitting
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How BlackBerry Could Benefit From a Swedish Redesign
Research in Motion announced this morning that it acquired Swedish interface design firm TAT, whose initials stand for The Astonishing
Beyond the blog.
Gawker founder Nick Denton is one of the most aggressive and successful blog publishers around. He started with a good
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Woodrat Podcast 21: In which I talk about poetry and technology
Poet and publisher Dave Bonta spoke to me on the phone awhile back for his “Woodrat” podcast. He got me
Petite Android Seeks Partner for Adventure, Beer
While other phones are going large, Motorola is taking things in a different direction: small and tough. The new Motorola
What We Wish Apple Would Do With iTunes
Apple is planning an announcement Tuesday morning regarding iTunes. Count us among the cautiously optimistic. ITunes is one of the
Nov. 2, 1815: Boole Born, Boolean Logic Logically Follows
1815: English mathematician George Boole, who would help establish what is now known as Boolean logic, is born. Boole’s breakthrough