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Internet Explorer Embraces Image; Never Meant To Hurt You, Baby

Microsoft has launched a new ad for Internet Explorer equivalent to Lloyd Dobler blasting Peter Gabriel via boombox through your bedroom window. In a new self-effacing video from the software.

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Tablets, Smartphones Revolutionize News Consumption: Report

Do you pull out the New York Times on your morning commute, or an iPad? Mobile internet connectivity is changing the way consumers access news, according to a recent report,.

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What Could You Have Done In The Past With A Laptop? [Infographic]

The Direct2Dell blog posited an interesting question: What Could You Do With A Simple Laptop…In the Past?  (One assumes they also meant an unlimited power supply as well) I have to.

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CodeSquare: “Find Us On Facebook” Made Easy

THE GIST:  CodeSquare allows users and businesses to create QR codes that are linked to their social profile, allowing anyone to Like, Follow, or Add the QR creator  on Facebook with.

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Smithsonian Begins Exhibition On Art In Video Games

Starting this month the Smithsonian American Art Museum will be holding a half-year exhibition on the art of video games. The Smithsonian website says the exhibit “focuses on the interplay.

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Chicago (And The Midwest) To pando daily: Shove It

Yesterday as I was perusing various news sites and getting caught up on everything, I was treated to a very special episode of pando daily about Chicago written by Trevor.

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The Future Of Comments

Comments are full of trolls, which is stifling conversation as the real experts are reluctant to add to the discussion. A publisher and a publishing tool are here to change that.

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Editorial: In Defense Of KONY 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4MnpzG5Sqc In the wake of the KONY 2012 film being uploaded to YouTube on March 5th, 2012, Invisible Children, Inc. (the non-profit organization that produced the film) has catapulted to.

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FBI Can’t Crack Android; Taps Google To Sidestep 5th Amendment

The Federal Bureau of Investigation raised some eyebrows this week when it tacitly admitted it couldn’t get past the pattern lock on an Android handset, by serving Google with a.

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Instaprint Turns Your IPhone Into A Photo Booth

Instaprint is an internet-capable printer that spits out Instagram shots in the most suitable form possible: small square Polaroids. Breakfast, the New York-based company of inventors, as they call themselves,.

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