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Yesterday’s Music Mania Giveaway was the iWave: Gravity Speaker System The Gravity Speaker is a “Stylish portable plug-and-play speaker works with any audio device”. It features… A unique aux input plays music from any audio device; works with all iPod models A convenient design and handle allow for easy portability It runs on 4 AA [...]
Whether you’re a fan of environmental hacks or you just want a new conversation starter, these edible, naturally biodegradable cups are sure to add some fun to your summer get-togethers. More » Leggi l`intero post »
Filed under: Internet, News, Commercial, Freeware, iPhone, web 2.0 Openappmkt, which is apparently in subtle beta, is exactly what it sounds like: An open market for web apps. At the moment it seems to only be intended for iOS, and the selection of web apps currently inhabiting the market is minute compared to the actual [...]
Good, creepy reporting at the Wall Street Journal by Julia Angwin on how marketers use cookies to create detailed profiles of who you are based on your surfing habits. (I don’t think the standard defense–”none of the information is personally identifiable”–settles the matter. Unless you think it would be acceptable in the real world to [...]
Looks like a Gmail feature I’d love may be on its way: The ability to jump between multiple accounts with a click. Leggi l`intero post »
Google and Yelp have had some issues for sometime, following a failed acquisition attempt, but it’s rare that the tensions between the two companies are aired for an audience. That is just what happened at TechCrunch’s Social Currency Crunchup event. Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman and Google VP of Product Management John Hanke shared a stage [...]
Filed under: Internet, Utilities, News, Productivity, web 2.0 Dropbox has quickly become a favorite tool for people on the go, but Blackberry users haven’t been feeling much app-love. Yesterday, Dropbox announced on their forums that they had begun Dropbox for Blackberry Beta — but only for the first 500 users to hit the site and [...]
News Corp. is reportedly considering working on some new app-based news product that would be separate from any of its existing print or web publications. An experiment in the future of news? Perhaps. A game changer? We’ll see. CNBC seems to think it might be. Given how few details are known about this alleged product, [...]
