Brain Age, or, How to make yourself smarter.
Brain Age for the Nintendo DS ($20) is a videogame masquerading as a brain-training tool. The exercises include rapid-fire math, […]
Brain Age for the Nintendo DS ($20) is a videogame masquerading as a brain-training tool. The exercises include rapid-fire math, […]
Almost unbelievable growth: Broadband usage in the U.S. up 40% in the past year (and up 121% among African Americans):
Adding a computer to your home theater no longer means crossing your fingers and hoping for the best. In the
Tired: objective journalism. Wired: shorting a company’s stock the day before you publish a hit piece alleging they’ve committed accounting
Net neutrality: Never had it, never will: Neutral Net? Who Are You Kidding?
Jaron Lanier says Wikipedia’s not only stupid, it’s “boring”: DIGITAL MAOISM: The Hazards of the New Online Collectivism
Kings of All Media Adding a computer to your home theater no longer means crossing your fingers and hoping for
Last week, my haiku site, tinywords, appeared as the 30th-40th result on a search for haiku on Google. This week,
The essence of good conversation is give and take. The problem blog-based “conversations” is that the essential give and take
Technologists think their business is the creation of cool technologies, because they are engineers who thrill to the idea of