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[Video] The Imperial March on Disk Drives

“Floppy Disk Drive?”  You know, the things you used to put low density (or High Density) floppies into to load your sweet warez you downloaded from a BBS site back.

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What Baby Boomers Taught Millenials About Business and Life

My generation of young professionals — the Millenials, born mostly to Baby Boomer parents between 1975 and 1995 – is largely stereotyped by our elder predecessors as a hapless army.

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Study Predicts 41% of North American Mobile Users Will Buy the iPhone 5

An inMobi Smartphone study released on Wednesday announced that a whopping 41% of North American mobile users will buy the iPhone 5. If you already have an iPhone and were.

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TaskRabbit Interview: From Pet Owner to Entrepreneur

Earle Dickson’s wife was an awful cook — always cutting her finger. Annoyed by the long process of bandaging her wounds, Dickson, a doctor  with Johnson & Johnson, started preparing.

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Utellit Is Taking The “Lameness” Out of Text Messages

“How you doin’?” That phrase sounds a lot cooler when Friends character Joey Tribbiani says it than it does when I type it. This is the problem that a two-month-old.

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Heavy Rain with a Big Glass of Vodka

When I loaded up Quantic Dream’s Heavy Rain and began to tread through its odd introductory prologue, I was confused. Simultaneously entertained and annoyed with having to enter complex button.

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Google Is Dead

And I think Mark Zuckerberg is inviting all of the Valley over for a dance party on GOOG’s grave.And I think Mark Zuckerberg is inviting all of the Valley over for a dance party on GOOG’s grave.

A few months ago, I published a piece on Tech.li about my purchase of seven shares of Google stock. Well, I figured that it’s only right to set the record straight: Google punched right through a protective trailing stop in July. I made money on the trade, and I’m rather contented by this.

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Find Venue Sociability With SceneTap

SceneTap is a Chicago startup. The provide venues with a way to track their sociability. Users are able to find out gender demographics and how filled a venue is.

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RedRadius Launches Beta Geo-Locating App

RedRadius will be launching their beta 1.0 version geo-location application through local Chicago events at the end of September.

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How Google Is Changing the Way We Think

Let’s be honest. We all get a little trigger happy when it comes to Google. I bet we can count on all of the hands in China how many times.

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