Unable to get a Steady Cell Signal, Injured Bicycler Racer Tweets for Help
A cyclist with a broken neck uses Twitter as her lifeline.
Technology
Filmmakers Fight Hollywood’s Push to Create 3D Movies
There's a hot debate in the filmmaking world these days: to 3D or not to 3D. The New York Times is reporting that there are some 60+ 3D movies currently in the works. And by the end of 2010, 12.5% of the country's movie theaters are expected to have gone digital in order to handle the 3D boom.
10 Dirty Foursquare Mom Jokes (NSFW)
Are you a Foursquare user? Do you like mom jokes? Here are some dirty Foursquare mom jokes that will make you laugh.
Where’s Waldo? He’s hiding in the iTunes App Store
Calling all children of the 1990s: Did you know, Where's Waldo?, the popular 1990s book, TV series and PC video game, is hiding in Apple's iTunes App Store? The app "Where's Waldo?" is now available in the iOS store.
Funny “I Just Need A Website!” Viral Video Pokes Fun At Client vs Advertising Agency Relationship
At the end of the day, the client is always right and brain damaged rainforest monkeys work cheap. Here's the "I Just Need A Website!" viral video.
Canada Uses User-Generated Tweets To Attract Tourists
In a bold move, the Canadian Tourism Commission is letting ordinary folks promote the country for them. It's a great idea, but will it work?
Classroom 2.0: Are Robot Teachers Coming To A School Near You?
These teachers made out of metal. Welcome to Classroom 2.0 and the rise of robot teachers.
Would You Pay for Hulu Plus?
For $10 a month, Hulu makes sure TV-addicts are well stocked at all times.
5 Tech Pick-Me-Ups: From The Devuvuzelator To Dot-XXX Domains
From the Devuvuzelator to Dot-XXX Domains, I've rounded up a few of the most smile-inducing stories on the Internet. They made me smile. Hopefully, they will do the same for you.
Interview With Alexx Calise About Her Album “In Avanti”
We spoke with Alexx Calise about her new material, the role of the Internet in the life of an up-and-coming musician, and some of her most embarrassing moments on stage.
FBI Investigating iPod Email Hackers After Celebrity Email Addresses Get Exposed
With 114,000 email addresses leaked, the FBI is now investigating how email hackers got access to iPod user data.
The New York Times Hates Technology
The New York Times hates technology. Kidding. But the New York Times has been publishing article after article encouraging a little break from our gadget addictions. Quite frankly, I get it. I salivate when new Apple products are released (and released) and get goosebumps when I imagine where movie viewing will go post-Avatar, but I do miss face-time, quiet and glances at the real, not pixilated, world. First, columnists suggested ways to detox from tech addictions, then in a new series called This is Your Brain on Computers, they warned of the risks of not being fully plugged in … all the time. Mixed messages in an information age.
James Cameron: BP Executives Are ‘Morons’
The Titanic director offered up his underwater robotics and high-tech camera skills to try to stop the oil spill. BP politely declined.
All Hail the iPhone4!
At the Worldwide Developers Conference yesterday, the newest iPhone made its debut — and didn't disappoint.
Apple Issuing Lala Refunds After Shutting Down Service
It's almost been a week now and we've never missed a website more. On May 31st, Lala.com shutdown for good. The streaming site was acquired in December 2009 by Apple for $80M and many people spculate that Lala's streaming features will eventually be intergrated into future versions of iTunes.
The Next Apple TV Could Cost Just $99
Apple fans have their fingers crossed that the $99 revamp with cloud storage isn't just a rumor.
