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Google Reader Death March: Reader Links Deleted
Today, Google Reader moved one step closer to its grave as Google is now quietly removing links to it from the black menu that graces the top of virtually every core Google product. Google announced...
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EFF Joins Coalition Urging White House To Veto CISPA
Thirty-seven digital rights groups and businesses have come together this week to urge the White House to defend privacy and promise to veto the dangerous cybersecurity bill CISPA. Such legislation...
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KeyShot: Modern Product Photography Without Products Or Photos
The ad featuring that amazing BMW sitting in the late afternoon sun? Or that spotless, impeccable, drool-worthy camera? It could be real. Or it may not exist at all. Related StoriesFree CISPA Desktop...
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Rambus Unveils Binary Pixel Technology For Instant HDR Photos
Rambus just unveiled their breakthrough Binary Pixel Technology, destined to dramatically improve the quality and dynamic range of photos taken from cameras and mobile devices. Related StoriesThoughts...
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Under CISPA, Who Can Get Your Data? Almost Everyone.
The EFF has composed a rather chilling list of the hundreds upon hundreds of government agencies who could, under CISPA, gain access to your personal information, habits, purchases, and more. Related...
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GPS Act Would Require A Warrant To Obtain Phone GPS Data
Bipartisan legislation, the Geolocation Privacy and Surveillance Act (GPS Act), would require law-enforcement to obtain a warrant before acquiring geolocation information of an American. Related...
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iTunes Profits Now Past $2 Billion Per Year
Asymco analyst Horace Dediu just announced that over the past few years Apple's iTunes store has gone from "break even" status to making well over $2 billion a year. Related StoriesDespite Map Updates,...
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Internet Sales Tax On The Way?
Internet tax supporters are hoping that a vote in the U.S. Senate today will finally give them enough political leverage to require Americans to pay sales taxes when shopping online. Related...
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Yes. Senate Supports Internet Sales Tax
Friday, the US Senate voted in favor of a proposal that could give states power to collect taxes on Internet purchases made from out-of-state retailers. Related StoriesInternet Sales Tax Vote Hits...
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Require Politicians To Wear NASCAR-Style Corporate Patches
A petition at "We the People" requests that Congress members switch over to NASCAR-style representation, and wear their corporate affiliations on their sleeves. Related StoriesFree CISPA Desktop...
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Google Begins Testing Google Shopping Express In SF Bay Area
Google is finally opening up its Google Shopping Express service to the public today, with the same day delivery service being made available as a test to select users in San Francisco and the...
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CISPA Passes Committee, Heads To House Floor
In an 18-2 closed vote, the House Intelligence Committee passed the controversial Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act CISPA cybersecurity bill. Related StoriesGPS Act Would Require A Warrant...
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Obama Administration Threatens To Veto CISPA
The Obama administration delivered a formal veto threat against a controversial data-sharing bill called CISPA that would allow intelligence agencies to collect personal information about Americans...
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House Passes CISPA In 288-127 Vote
The United States House of Representatives passed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) by a 288 to 127 margin. Related StoriesObama Administration Threatens To Veto CISPACISPA...
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Senate Votes To Debate Internet Sales Tax Bill
The Marketplace Fairness Act has been labeled a tax grab, a bureaucratic nightmare, an attack on personal privacy, an infringement on states’ rights and a federal encroachment on the near-sacred ground...
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Senate Committee Passes ECPA Email Privacy Act
The Senate Judiciary Committee just approved the ECPA Amendments Act, a event that the EFF marks as a "watershed moment in the fight for electronic privacy." Related StoriesHouse Passes CISPA In...
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CISPA Cyber-Security Bill Appears DOA In Senate
Last week the House passed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act by an overwhelming 288 to 127 vote margin, but its passage in the upper chamber now appears to be unlikely. Related...
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Oyster And Netflix: Apt Comparisons
I was extremely excited about the Oyster subscription concept. Imagine, reading as many books as I like for the cost of a single paperback! It was Netflix, brought into the world of books....
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How do you recharge an iWatch? Magic, of course.
How do you you recharge an iWatch? Plug it in? Put it on a recharging stand or pad? You could do that, but that's not a very "Apple" solution. What if you could use magic, instead? Turns out, Apple has...
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