Librarians rejoice as the first thing this artificial brain recognizes when it is turned loose on the Internet? Pictures of cats! (All kidding aside, this feels like another
Interesting to see which sites are most popular in non-North American/Western European countries.
What’s a computer trick you think everyone should know? Lots of practical tips as well as some slightly more devious ones.
This is a great article which explains that the difference between Facebook and Google is the difference between pictures and vision – both in terms of what drives
I don’t log in to Google+ as much as I did when it first launched but I still find it a nice option when the stream of kid
Information overload is a well-known condition these days and the situation is only getting worse as more useful web sites, more granulated social networks and more cool media
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A very cool announcement from Google about an experimental, augmented reality wearable computer (translation: futuristic eyeglasses) that could crush Apple’s iPhone dominance if it takes off.
If you’re like me, you probably woke up yesterday to find your Facebook, Twitter and other social feeds flooded with links to a video called “Kony 2012“. Most
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