Why All Of The Major Telecoms Want To Raise Your Cell Phone Bill
If AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint don't get more mobile spectrum from the federal government, then they said they'll raise your cell phone bill.
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Creative Ways Facebook Users Are Using Their Facebook Cover Photos
Your Facebook Cover Photos are a serious piece of real estate on your Facebook page and gives users an opportunity to visually express themselves beyond their Profile image.
Draw Something: Zynga’s Purchase Hits Record 50 Million Downloads
You may have been hearing about this new game called Draw Something for your iPad. It’s a Win, Loose, or Draw type game where you figure out what someone else drew. The sooner your answer correctly, the more points you get. It’s a fun little game, and it pretty straightforward – You get a word, …
5 Ways to Help Save on Gas while Running your Business
Are you feeling the crunch? That feeling you might be getting when you pull into a gas station? But what do you d0 – you need to meet with those clients, and get your work done. In the last few months, gas has climbed higher and faster than it ever has before. In some areas, …
Oops! Spike Lee Retweets Wrong Address For George Zimmerman
Have you ever tweeted something you regretted? The average person can just go into Twitter and delete it. However, if you’re a celebrity or have a lot of followers, your tweet will probably get retweeted and saved all over the Internet. Unfortunately, Spike Lee retweeted an incorrect address for George Zimmerman, the man who allegedly …
Rumor: Apple Releasing iPhone 5 In October
Now that the new iPad was released, we can all get back to speculating about the next generation iPhone. Several websites, including iMore, are citing sources that claim the next version iPhone will have everything from 4G LTE to an October 2012 release date. Here’s a round-up of the iPhone 5 rumors and where we think …
Who Bought A New iPad and Why? – Infographic
Just before the new iPad was announced this month, AYTM released this inforgraphic called “iPad 3: Who Will Buy One, and Why?” Although they got the name of the new iPad wrong (it’s just iPad, not iPad 3), AYTM had some great insights on who would upgrade or buy their first iPad and why. And they …
Details Of Whitney Houston’s Last Will And Testament Revealed
Whitney Houston, one of the best-selling music artists of all time, passed away on February 11, 2012. Details of her estate were recently made public. Who was in and who was out? Here's a look at Whitney Houston's last will and testament.
Details Of Whitney Houston’s Last Will And Estate Revealed
Bad news for Bobby Brown. Details from Whitney Houston's last will and estate show him being excluded from everything.
How Twitter Reacted To The iPad 3 Announcement – Infographic
How Twitter reacted to the iPad 3 announcement.
Topless Photojournalist Holly Van Voast Nabbed In St. Patrick’s Cathedral Arrest
The topless woman nabbed by Police in the recent St. Patrick's Cathedral arrest is none other than MethodShop.com reader and topless photojournalist, Holly Van Voast.
8 Sessions You Shouldn’t Miss at SXSW Interactive
Need help picking sessions to attend at SXSW Interactive? Here are some suggestions.
How Apple Plans To Overhaul The iTunes Store With iTunes 11 (2012)
Apple is facing threats on all sides including Spotify, Amazon's online music store and the Android marketplace. Here's how the new iTunes 11 will help Apple stay on top.
The Internet’s Emotional Reaction to Whitney Houston’s Death
Music fans on social media react to the sad news of Whitney Houston's death.
Rumor: iPad 3 And 7-Inch iPad Mini Being Announced (2012)
By now you’ve probably heard all the rumors about the iPad 3 coming out in a couple of weeks. According to top sources like John Paczkowski at All Things D, Apple picked “the first week in March to debut the successor to the iPad 2.” Is Apple Releasing An iPad Mini? But the new news …
FBI Shuts Down Megaupload File-Sharing Site
The FBI claims that Megaupload and its sister company Vestor Limited generated $175M in revenue and "caused more than a half a billion dollars in harm to copyright owners.
Average Internet Viewer Watched 23.2 Hours of Online Video Content in December 2011
How much video content did you watch online last month? Chances are, it's a lot higher than you think. According to a new survey from comScore's Video Metrix service, 182 million U.S. internet users watched online video content last month. In total, 85.3% of American U.S. internet users watched 43.5 billion videos and spent an average 23.2 hours each doing it.
