Digg’s (Potential) Legal Woes
In light of the recent hoopla, could Digg die? After trying to keep an HD DVD crack from being linked on its site, Digg was subjected to an onslauRead More…
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Full Text of Michael Dell’s Internal Comeback Memo to Employees
Late last week Michael Dell sent out a company-wide internal memo outlining how Dell will make a comeback. It looks like it turned out to be a great PRead More…
Wii-mote Hacks: New Uses by DJs, Doctors, Musicians, and Engineers
A DJ in the Netherlands uses his Wii-mote (what fans call the Nintendo Wii’s remote control) to mix techno music at dance parties while a medical Read More…
Sony Now Trying the “Unconventional” with PS3 While Nintendo Sales Soar 90%
In the latest news from the console wars, Nintendo released sales and profits. Sales soared 90%, fueled by the success of the Wii. Nintendo has now soRead More…
The Upstaged and Outdated iPhone
At a recent show in Florida (CTIA Wireless 2007), a newcomer cellphone called the “Ocean” by Helio apparently stole the show. So much so that The EconRead More…
Mozy Makes It Big: Online Backup Deal for All 300,000+ GE Employees
Till now, Mozy has been an up and coming backup solution for the home user with its free online backup (up to two gigabytes) or its unlimited online bRead More…
SwitchPlanet: Mixing Netflix, craigslist, eBay, and Amazon but for Free
SwitchPlanet is one of the more compelling online communities I’ve seen in a while. Members can switch movies, CDs, books, and games with each otheRead More…
Mozy Makes It Big: Online Backup Deal for All 300,000+ GE Employees
Till now, Mozy has been an up and coming backup solution for the home user with its free online backup (up to two gigabytes) or its unlimited online bRead More…
DoubleClick Defending Google Deal But Privacy Groups Want Investigation
New York based DoubleClick came out with a public statement today, pledging that the information it collects for and about its customers won’t be shRead More…
DoubleClick Defending Google Deal But Privacy Groups Want Investigation
New York based DoubleClick came out with a public statement today, pledging that the information it collects for and about its customers won’t be shRead More…