Alternatives To The iPhone Alarm App That Isn’t Quite Working Right
By the way, you’ve surely learned (possibly the hard way) about the iPhone alarm glitch by now, and that the alarm stopped working after the year changed. Apple says you… more
New Site Displays ALL Of Your Personal Info
Upon launching the Spokeo website, they cleverly remind you that “it’s not your grandma’s phonebook,” which is not only a hacky reference but also literally true: the old meatspace phonebooks… more
Holy Hell.
Muppets With People Eyes, courtesy of WONDER-TONIC: I have no words. For more WONDER-TONIC goodness, be sure to check out Mike Lacher’s other programs and memes, like the Michael Bayifier… moreThe Nerdist Podcast On Your Boxee
Got a Boxee? Want to listen to the Nerdist Podcast on it? There’s an app for that, now that Juan Felipe Rincon has developed one. He’s a member of the… more
Disconnecting
SlashGear’s Philip Berne has a column on the site proposing his “anti-tech” New Year’s resolutions, an attempt to reduce the role of technology in his life. His resolutions include calling… more
Top Torrent Searches Of 2010, Or Possible Proof That Some Movies Are More Popular Than Sex
It is not intended as an endorsement of using BitTorrent to find pirated video and music files, I shall insist at the outset, to peruse TorrentFreak’s list of the 100… more
PS3 x 1,760 = Awesome
Finally, PlayStation 3 finds a niche: The Air Force has hooked up 1,760 PS3s together to form the 35th fastest supercomputer in the world. It cost them about $2… moreMeet Charles, The Somewhat Creepy Robot That Can Read Your Emotional State And Give Directions, Too
Further proof that computers will ultimately replace, um, you: The IEEE has a blog post about Cambridge Professor Peter Robinson and his team, who are working on computers who… er,… more
