By Bonnie Burton Watch the next generation of kids get creeped out and be entertained by the chatterbox bear, in this latest “Kids React” video from The Fine Brothers. Prepare to feel ancient.
Category Archives: News
Internet of Things frenzy drives chipmaker land grab
By Ben Fox Rubin Chipmakers are eager to stake a claim in the new market that promises to make dumb things smart by connecting to the Internet.
Bloomberg: HTC M9 With 20MP Camera and First Smartwatch Coming March
Waxahatchee: “Air”
By Darren Orf
Waxahatchee is an indie band born from lead singer/songwriter Katie Crutchfield’s bedroom, the “recording studio” for the band’s freshman album American Weekend. Since then, the group has become something pretty amazing.
…
Source:: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/kKCDUM86FuY/waxahatchee-air-1680221830
What Is on Your Windows 10 Wish List?
By Darren Orf
This week is the a big one for Microsoft an its fans. The company will finally be detailing the consumer features of Windows 10 at a press event at its Redmond headquarters.
…
AT&T to record $10 billion charge in fourth quarter
By Steven Musil Pretax loss due to changes in pension and post-employment plans and abandonment of certain copper assets.
The Trouble With Star Trek Transporters
By Darren Orf
Being a Trekkie for many years, I’m used to the cyclical fictional debates of whether a Klingon Bird-of-Prey would handedly defeat a Romulan Warbird. Don’t even get me started on Kirk versus Picard. But …
Maybe a Crowd-Sourced Ambassador to Outer Space Isn’t the Best Idea
By Darren Orf
Welcome once again to …
Kevin Hart and SNL Shame Terrible Instagramers With a Wall Dungeon
By Darren Orf
The internet, and all the social media apps tethered to it, are amazing examples of our freedom of speech. You can pretty much post what you want, when you want, and that’s amazing. But on Instagram, that can lead to …
President’s broadband push pits FCC against states
By Marguerite Reardon President Obama gave the FCC his blessing this week to use its regulatory authority to pre-empt state laws prohibiting cities and towns from building broadband networks, but the agency will face opposition.










