Twitter unveiled its new music app today. As expected, it’s a music discovery service that helps you find new music based on what’s popular, what your friends are listening to and (surprise!) what’s trending on Twitter. The songs themselves are …
LinkedIn is on a redesign rampage. Next in line: mobile.
The just released movie "iSteve" is a creative spoof satirizing the life
and times of Steve Jobs, in a way that not only takes liberty with the
historical facts but also ironically casts in the title role the actor
that helped make "Mac" a household name. That’s right, while Ashton Kuthcher’s portrayal of Jobs
is still a way’s off, Justin Long of "I’m a Mac" fame has assumed the
role of iSteve in this online mockumentary, available to any and all, on
a computer near you!
FedEx’s 40-year history is about far more than an unimaginable number of overnight deliveries. It’s a case study in creating a service, then pushing technology forward to ensure that service actually works on a large scale. When it absolutely, positively …
As the bombing in Boston showed, the fog of war is thick and nasty on Twitter–often driven by bad reporting from major media operations, and swirls of rumors that confuse and obscure rather than clarify. And that doesn’t do anyone …
For half the world, Spring is beginning to show its’ face, which means that sidewalks and bike lanes will soon be packed with cyclists who have been cooped up all winter. Before you pedal into this biking season, trick out your wheels with some of these weird and innovative ideas for cycling in style and safety.
Get ready to play with the sci-fi technology that’s fascinated audiences
for decades when the “Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination”
exhibit lands at The Tech Museum of Innovation starting October 19th in
San Jose, California. You don’t want to miss out on hanging out with
R2-D2, Chewbacca and Yoda!
Disasters often strike without warning–and if you have family or friends who are in or near harm’s way, you’re going to want to get in touch. Unfortunately, that isn’t always so easy: Cell signals and land lines can be jammed …
For many people, myself included, an Etch A Sketch toy is nothing more than a frustrating memory from childhood that convinced me I would never become an artist. But artist Bryan Madden has used those two maddening dials to create unbelievable cityscapes and portraits in his own version of Etch Pop Art. No Shaking Allowed!
Now you can get Chat Heads even if you don’t want the rest of Facebook Home.
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