You’ve probably developed a pretty serious relationship with your computer, we all do. And whether you’re one to name inanimate objects or not, your computer needs one to identify itself on networks. A perfect excuse!
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Yep. As in the chocolatey, wafery KitKat® bar.
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The International Astronomical Union is sitting down with the Internet to have a little talk. Just because some kids on the playground say they’ll let you name an exoplanet for $5 doesn’t mean you should give them $5. First of all they’re not the boss of you, and second of all they have nothing to do with planet-naming. More »
During a talk at the University of Arizona’s Department of Marketing, Apple’s former head of advertising, Ken Segall, let slip about some of the alternative names seriously considered at Cupertino before the launch of the iPhone. They’re surprisingly bad. More »
I was travelling this weekend and found myself connected to the incredibly blandly named “Home_Nework” Wi-Fi network. When I go home, it’ll be scarcely better when I connect to yet another router with a boring out-of-the-box name: “FastRabbit.” Bleh More »
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