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Top 5 Tech Stories of 2011
2011 has been a remarkable year for technology. Never before have we seen the power of technology on display more than in 2011. We’ve seen tech companies of both old and new stumble with
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Verizon’s Convenience Fee Controversy: Valuing your two cents over your two dollars
Yesterday, a memo was leaked via DroidLife detailing Verizon’s plans to implement a $2 “convenience fee” for customers who made payments by phone or online. The charge itself was intended to be an incentive
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Ocean Marketing’s Founder Paul Christoforo goes viral, very bad PR
“Twas the month of Christmas, when all through the web A Fail went so viral it made him a celeb. His emails were taken, his meme almost finished, Poor Paul Christoforo’s reputation? Very diminished.”
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LG to Debut 84″ 3D HDTV at 2012 CES
Apparently, this isn’t the first time for talk regarding LG’s 84-inch “ultra definition” TV. CNET UK reported its existence during its coverage in the 2011 CES. The new 2012 upgraded version is said to
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PlayStation Vita updated a second time in ten days
Earlier today, Sony released another update, 1.51, to fix a handful of system problems that have caused gamers a bit of grief with their games. This is the second update to the Vita in
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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.
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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
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Top 5 Tablets for the 2011 Holiday Season
Christmas is literally right around corner and for those of you who are last minute shoppers (myself included), take a look at our list of the top 5 tablets. Let’s take a look first
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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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Amazon Selling 1 Million Kindle Devices a Week, Sustainable?
Amazon.com Inc., the world’s largest online retailer, has announced that customers have purchased around 1 million of it’s Kindle e-book readers and tablets every week for the past 3. Wonder which product made the
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