| Cutting the Internet off with a shovel Posted: 
If you want to cut off the ability of a country to connect to the Internet then you no longer need a great deal of technical knowhow or a legal justification. No, you need just one thing: an elderly woman holding a shovel. Humanity is now reliant on the Web for almost every part of [...]  |
| Top 10 best iPhone 4 productivity apps Posted: 
Whether you use it as a phone, media player or pocket computer, the iPhone 4 is the most powerful and best selling smartphone ever. That said, your iPhone is only as good as the apps you put on it and here are the best free/paid productivity apps to keep you working [...] Related Posts: Top [...]  |
| Do cameras on iPads – tablets make any sense? Posted: 
Smartphones with decent cameras seem to be one of the better ideas to insure that you always have a camera close at hand. Does the same thing apply to cameras on the iPad 2 and other tablets or are they just dumb? This space has mentioned [...] Related Posts: Cameras come to the iPad 2 [...]  |
| Facebook gets greener and more open Posted: 
Facebook has released the design specifications of what it’s billing as a cheaper and more efficient data server. It’s likened the release to the way open source software designs are made public. The server concerned is one Facebook began work on in Oregon a year ago. The company says it decided to design and build [...]  |
| Check out check-in deals at Google Latitude Posted: 
Google is upgrading its check-in-based social networking service, Latitude, with a revised set of deal types, giving users yet more deals and coupons at special levels for active users on a nationwide basis. The changes in Latitude (sorry, Jimmy Buffet) bring levels like Regular, VIP, or Guru to the service, earned by checking into a [...]  |
