Twitter is bragging because it didn't go down on Election Day. The info-bloat peaked at 327,452 tweets-per-minute last night, and not a single Fail Whale appeared! High fives all around! Way to... work like you're supposed to. Read More >>
Featured comment by donks:
""Tired because now we see “upgrades” as an opportunity to protect our investment, but in reality, it’s laziness and a poor job on the manufactur..." More »
A few years ago texting was the bomb. It was quick, easy, way better than having to open yourself up to an actual back-and-forth conversation with someone, and perfect for surreptitious communication in class or meetings or whathaveyou. That said, I'd be glad to never get a text message ever again. Read More >>
Here's a brief note intended for the fanboys who ruin technology for everyone else: Look, your war doesn't make any sense, ok? This whole fanboys vs fandroids thing, the iPhone vs Galaxy, the iPad vs Kindle Fire... who the hell cares? They're just machines. Read More >>
Come on, Apple. I don't care about your iPhone 5 camera's purple flare problem. If Prince can live with it, so can I. And I don't give a damn about its paint chipping off either. Or your dreadful maps, for that matter. Getting lost is fun. I can live with all the crap you can throw at me except this. F*cking. Shit.* Read More >>
Featured comment by emmanuel.makris:
"No, I mean that time of the year. Firstly, Jesus is a man. I think. Secondly, he moans about this "problem" every time there's a new major version ..." More »
It's iPhone 5 review day, but it's also iOS 6 day. Almost every iPhone and iPad owner on the planet will practically DDoS Apple's servers trying to download the free iOS update later today. Now, there's a lot to like in iOS 6, but Apple Maps definitely isn't one of them, which most early iPhone 5 and iOS 6 reviews seem to have glossed over. It's rubbish, unfortunately, and here's why. Read More >>
Featured comment by matthew:
"That screen shot you took in york is about 5 mins from my flat! Didn't realise it was just York with black and white maps!" More »
Normally I avoid complaining about Apple because (a)there are plenty of other people carrying that flag, and (b) I honestly like Apple and own numerous lovely iProducts. I'm even using one to write this post. Read More >>
Over the weekend I attended a concert—the Deftones opening for System of a Down—which I was hell bent on documenting, thoroughly, using my iPhone. All through the Deftones' set, I snapped pictures and took video. Then it started to pour, with thunder and lightning very nearly cancelling the rest of the show, even before SOAD took the stage, and my phone was temporarily fucked via water damage, primarily in the camera functionality. Read More >>
Featured comment by tstanson:
"I got a free camcorder from the purchase of a LG Cinema Smart TV. I was so excited that I took it out to see the Olympics football. It was one of th..." More »
All of you who are under the impression that cats are absolutely the best thing for the Internet — producing GIFs and memes galore — are bloody delusional. My 4kg house cat Franny almost destroyed a small section of your Internet last week, temporarily crippling one of the hands I use to type all your nightly posts. Read More >>
Featured comment by mysterytabby:
"me too....they can bite me any time they like....actually at the moment ...one of my cats is recovering from another cat;'s bites that got infected......" More »
Well, here's a bit of blatant money grubbing. Peter Jackson's announced that The Hobbit will be extended into a trilogy. That's just one book, spread into three separate films. By that maths, surely the Lord of the Rings should have been nine films? Read More >>
Featured comment by dirtymagic86:
"True. I always forget how much happens in the Hobbit after they beat Smaug. So if there is extra stuff in the Appendices then I can easily see how Mov..." More »
TorrentFreak has posted a supposedly leaked presentation by the RIAA's chief lawyer that says that it defended SOPA and PIPA even though it knew the censorship legislation wouldn't be effective against music piracy. Is the RIAA for real or is it just covering its arse, and what does it mean for your freedom going forward? Read More >>
Featured comment by TrustyDuckling:
"What job does the RIAA really have other than to try and push through anti-piracy laws to make themselves seem relevant?" More »
The dust still has yet to settle, since Apple announced on Monday that it would no longer seek EPEAT certification for 39 of its computer models. Certainly, this news is not great. The ideal situation would be for everything, everywhere, to be entirely green and environmentally friendly. Read More >>
Featured comment by r000006:
"You best go and vent your spleen at the Goverment Digital Service based in Westminster - recently kitted out completely with new Macs" More »
We all hit play. It's no secret. When it comes to "live" performance of EDM (ED: electronic dance music)… that's about the most it seems you can do anyway. It's not about performance art, it's not about talent either (really it's not). In fact, let me do you and the rest of the EDM world button pushers who fuckin hate me for telling you how it is, a favour and let you all know how it is. Read More >>
If you have a Facebook account, you've likely seen your dull friends post some version of a "privacy notice" there recently. The idea is that posting it as your status will somehow prevent Facebook from, well, doing the things Facebook does with your information. It's nonsense. Don't be that person. Read More >>
If you didn't catch Microsoft's press conference at E3 today, here's a brief recap: game, game, XBOX LIVE CONTENT STREAMING SPORTS MUSIC APPS, South Park game, exeunt. The message was clear. The Xbox 360 is officially one of the best set-top boxes in the world. Read More >>
Featured comment by rustybullet:
"I've got both Xbox and PS - the Xbox network is by far the better online gaming experience
But it does seem quite a lot of money, these days. I kno..." More »