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SOPA/PIPA Explained; GoDaddy loses 21,000 domains and stops supporting SOPA
Late last week saw the domain registrar Go Daddy lose over 21,000 domains. Why did this happen to a service which was doing pretty well for itself for so long? In an acronym, SOPA.
Read More »Microsoft Pulling Out of CES After 2012
Microsoft announced today that their attendance at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show will be their last, ending a two-decade partnership that saw the launch of the Xbox gaming system and the Kinect motion camera
Read More »Kindle Fire Performance Update Fixes Initial Problems, How to Install
Amazon updated its Kindle Fire tablet last night to software version 6.2.1 in an effort to fix the problems many have been complaining about since its debut in mid-November. Along with several performance update,
Read More »Facebook Mashup: No going back on Timeline, iPhone gets Timeline, android overtakes iPhone Facebook App
No Going Back on Facebook Timeline Facebook introduced the Timeline feature to the world earlier this week. Timeline replaces a user’s profile and wall with a reverse-chronological timeline of all activity on Facebook. Facebook
Read More »Online donation platforms for charities can be costly, but still better than telemarketing
Blackbaud’s 2010 Online Giving Report came out with the statistic that 7.6% of all charitable giving occurs online, and growing (up 40% from 2009). With this influx of donations occurring online, many new platforms sprung up
Read More »Saudi Prince Alwaleed buys $300 Million Stake in Twitter
Saudi Arabian billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal and his investment company, Kingdom Holding Co. said Monday that they are investing a combined $300 million into Twitter. The deal, which was first reported by Bloomberg
Read More »Facebook VS. Mark Zuckerberg. Say it ain’t so!
Facebook is suing Mark Zuckerberg. No, really. However, it’s not the same Mark Zuckerberg who founded Facebook, rather, it’s Israeli social-media entrepreneur formerly known as Rotem Guez. You see Mr. Guez has officially changed
Read More »From iPad to iTV? How Apple plans to Change the TV experience
Apple may be gearing up to change how you watch Television. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the company has begun talking to media executives at several large companies about the future of
Read More »Controversy Over Carrier IQ Leading Sprint to Disable the Service
The recent storm over Carrier IQ, a software installed on more than 150 million smartphones was sparked by a security researcher by the name of Trevor Eckhart, where he posted a 17-minute video a
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