Tap Tap Radiation: Made Just For The iPad?
As everyone speculated, games on the iPad will be big! I just don’t mean size-wise, lol. Games on the iPad will be big business. Imagine playing your favorite iPhone game on a 10″ screen.…
iPad’s Not Charging? No Worries…
So you just skipped from the Apple store to your home and instead of using it’s supplied power-cord, you tried to connect it to your PC. Wait, what’s that message? Battery not charging? Are…
Addressing the Failures of CableCARD: Home Gateways and Innovation
By Len Grace
In a proposed Network Gateway-NOI and CableCARD NPRM, the commission is seeking input on how to best rework the CableCARD rules to make Set-Top-Boxes more universal in nature and easier for consumers to connect…
Social Media Myths – A Must Watch If In Social Media Marketing – Not Just PR But Branding Applications
By John Furrier
Michael Brito who is now a VP at Edelman Digital caught up with Adweek’s social media analyst/write Brian Morrissey who is covering social media ad models like a blanket – he’s the digital editor…
News Without a Profit Model? Doomed.
By Tom Foremski
I’m not a supporter of philanthropic non-profit news ventures because I believe that we need to find a news business model that is self-sustaining and doesn’t rely on handouts from rich people or fundraising.…
Episodic Acquired by Google, and What it Means for YouTube
It was just announced moments ago on the Episodic company blog that the small video platform startup was acquired by Google. From the blog post: We are thrilled to announce that Episodic has been…
Android’s Advantage Is WiMax At Least For Now
Sprint recently announced it will soon launch America’s first WiMax smartphone, the HTC Evo 4G. This smartphone looks much like the HTC HD2 now offered by T-Mobile, but it operates on America’s dominant WiMax…
Why I Love April Fools Day (and Halloween)
I love April Fools Day. Not because I love getting fooled, mind. No, I love April Fools Day for the same reason I love Halloween: It's a chance for people to loosen up, get…
DooID’s Per Schmitz on the Cultural Implications of Privacy
By socialnerdia
Based out of Tenerife, Spain, Per Schmitz is the co-founder of DooID, a very promising digital contact card with privacy protection that is easy to use. If you’d like to easily share your social…