Visually Impaired Navigation Made Affordable With Smartphone App
May 21, 2012Researchers at the University of Nevada in Reno have come up with a novel navigation method for the visually impaired.
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DifferentFeather: Social Sharing For Enemies
May 21, 2012Sick of reading social links from your friends? Try your enemies.
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Microsoft Opens Social Search Network So.cl To The Public
May 20, 2012Today Microsoft has made So.cl available to the public — an experimental research project at the intersection between social networking and search.
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Anonymous Takes Down City Of Chicago, CPD Websites In Protest Of NATO Summit
May 20, 2012Members of Anonymous have taken down the websites of the City of Chicago and Chicago Police Department in protest of the NATO summit being held in Chicago.
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Facebook Acquires Gifting Startup Karma
May 20, 2012Social gifting startup Karma announced that they were acquired by Facebook on Facebook’s IPO day.
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New York’s Flatiron District: The New Sand Hill Road?
May 20, 2012The Made in NY Digital Map built in conjunction with Internet Week New York and NYC Digital, shows nine VC firms in NYC’s Flatiron District.
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A BitTorrent Arms Race?
May 20, 2012A Russian, Microsoft-backed startup says they’ve developed technology for copyright owners to fight piracy.
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What To Expect At Apple’s WWDC Event Next Month
May 20, 2012Apple is expecting to unveil a number of exciting new products at WWDC, including iOS 6 and photo sharing services with iCloud.
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EA Offers Free 90 Day Digital Distribution For Crowd Funded Games
May 19, 2012This week Electronic Arts announced it will waive all distribution fees for any completed, crowd-funded game that would like to be sold through its Origin digital distribution service for up to 90 days after the game’s launch.
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Depressed Students More Likely To Use File-Sharing, Email, and Chat Services
May 19, 2012Internet users who switch back and forth frequently between web apps and use file sharing services on a regular basis are more likely to be depressed than users who have a more focused purpose on the web according to a new study.
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