So do we bury our iPods six feet underground now? Not quite, but as Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak mentioned, “the iPod would go the way of the transistor radio and Walkman, becoming a cheap and eventually boring commodity product.”
You see, the world has no use for single functioning devices anymore; they’re boring,  and not even […]

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Yes, someone was bound to say it.  In fact, I’m willing to bet that someone already has.  Google “is bigger than U.S. Steel.”  Cringe at the thought of it or not, it’s more than likely true.  Its recent acquisition of the popular bookmark site, Digg, the search engine gorilla’s dominance in the World Wide […]

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If the collective battling of society against every form of media as the main influence of its ills, Massachusetts has struck again by blaming the Academy Award winning movie Juno and the comedy Knocked-Up for a teen pregnancy pact formed by a group of 17-year old girls in Gloucester. I imagine all their dumb collective […]

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The One Laptop Per Child Project (OLPC) has reportedly received a boost from corporate gorilla, Microsoft. The original project was started by Nicholas Negroponte (yes, that’s his name) in hopes to bring user technology to better educate children in third world countries such as Afghanistan, Rwanda, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Mongolia, Birmingham.
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Now we don’t have to wait for a clear sky or work for NASA to see the splendors that our universe could offer. With the launch of Microsoft’s Worldwide Telescope, users can view, pan, or zoom in on different heavenly bodies with the simple click of mouse.
The ability to search beyond the skies […]

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