by TwitterFools on August 10, 2010

Remember this day. Today was the day you read that non-human objects, internet connected devices like digital picture frames, web-connected GPS devices and broadband TVs, came online with AT&T and Verizon in greater numbers last quarter than new human subscribers did. In the race to the mobile internet, the machines have quickened their pace beyond [...]
by TwitterFools on August 10, 2010

Who’s the big daddy, Microsoft or Apple? The Cupertino firm has indeed surpassed the Redmond company in terms of market cap. But Microsoft’s flagship product Windows, still houses itself in majority of computers in homes and offices, around the world. However with Apple’s revolutionary lineup of iPhone, iPods, iPad and Macs, Microsoft has had a [...]
by TwitterFools on August 9, 2010

DuckDuckGo, a search engine unique for its libertarian privacy policy and dedicated pursuit of the “zero-click result,” has announced its new iPhone app is out of beta. “Zero-click” refers to information that pops up at the top of the results page – a snippet from Wikipedia, for example. It’s designed to get users what they [...]
by TwitterFools on August 9, 2010

Microsoft will soon be launching a multitouch mouse to succeed its Arc Mouse, its the Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse. The Arc Touch Mouse is designed to obviously work with Windows 7 and it aims to also leverage the multitouch feature within the OS. Alltop RSS
by TwitterFools on August 9, 2010

It’s fascinating to track the changing dynamics of how artistic content is delivered and promoted on the Web. Last week we looked at how the band Arcade Fire released its latest album ‘The Suburbs’ via the Web, using social media like Facebook and YouTube. Today we check out how a web site in the backwaters [...]
by TwitterFools on August 8, 2010

Rumors were buzzing last week that a 7-inch iPad may be forthcoming from Apple to fill that void between the current 9.7-inch iPad and the 3.5-inch iPod Touch. The prediction from iLounge.com inspired reactions ranging from enthused to highly skeptical. But you don’t have to wait until “later this year or early in 2011″ to [...]