The death of Google Reader isn’t a tragedy — it’s a wake up call
Editor's Pick Google Reader is dead, and that's fine by me.
Editor's Pick Google Reader is dead, and that's fine by me.
Google could bring its war against Android ad-blocking apps to Chrome, according to AdBlock Plus co-founder Till Faida.
Apple's anti-Samsung media tour continues. The bottom line? "Samsung stinks."
Ad-focused Google is going after ad-blocking AdBlock Plus. Who would've thunk it?
The Pebble smartwatch is one timepiece you shouldn't expect to pass onto your grandkids.
Samsung and Apple not only rival each other in smartphones, but they share similar mixed records in advertising those smartphones as well.
Guest Post Patent trolling is putting a significant strain on innovation, and its time to change the system.
With same-day shipping, everything's perfect -- but not quite perfect enough.
For Seagate, data demand plus hard drives means big bucks.
Editor's Pick 3D printing isn't just for making trinkets -- it can be a real moneymaker, as one entrepreneur has shown.
ProBueno wants to help you turn your talents into donations for your favorite non-profit.
Could MakerBot's Bre Pettis and DEFCAD's Cody Wilson be the Bill Gates and Steve Jobs of 3D printing? Sounds crazy, but maybe it isn't.
Philips's Hue lightbulbs are getting their own developer software kit, and with it, a slew of new possibilities.
Amazon wants to own generic top-level domains like .book and .author, but the book industry is pushing back.
Facebook is dishing on the latest stats for Facebook Platform and, well, they're impressive.
With Project Gamma, Marvel is using music to up the immersion factor in its comics.
The moral of the story: Keep the illegal stuff to your personal email accounts, kids.
Concerns over Nitro Vs. UIWebView are preventing Mozilla from bringing the best possible version of Firefox to iOS.
Guest Post 2012 may have answered some of the biggest questions about BYOD, but in 2013 IT departments will be hit with a bunch more.
With their new partnership, Sunglass and DIYRockets are showing why the future of rockets may just be crowd-sourced.