AT&T now showing "iPhone Black" model in device listing May 12, 2008
AT&T Wireless, Apple's exclusive iPhone provider in the United States, is now listing a second model of the iPhone in its device database called "iPhone Black," AppleInsider has been informed. Screenshots after the jump.
Broadband: Other Countries Do it Better, But How? May 12, 2008
The US continues to fall on global broadband rankings, even as countries that are more rural and less wealthy surge ahead. Here's how they do it (hint: it does not involve wholesale deregulation).
What A New OS Needs May 12, 2008
Could there be a bigger threat than Linux to Microsoft's OS dominance? If an open-source version of Windows can be developed that is totally compatible with the abundance of Windows drivers—the idea behind ReactOS—then Microsoft will have to go back to work.
What Google Knows About Spam May 12, 2008
If you didn’t attend Web 2.0, you can watch my ten-minute keynote about “What Google Knows About Spam” (and several other keynotes) on blip.tv. I’ll embed the keynote below as well.
How to Love a LEGO Lunatic May 12, 2008
The look in Jesus' eyes. You may say baleful, but I see your baleful and I raise you pure, unadulterated, naked hurt. A lot of humble pie was eaten that night. I vowed to change, so I came up with a ten-point plan with which to sink my irrational plastic jealousy.
A Buyer’s Guide to Inventions, in Plain English May 12, 2008
Post-doctoral researchers at American universities might benefit from a service like Mr. Hall’s, she said. “We have an abundance of scientific expertise that is not necessarily attached to industry,” she said. “We need to support them in developing their translational skills to get the benefit from the research funding that we have in the U.S...
Facebook users warned about ads May 12, 2008
Credit companies are using the Facebook social networking site to target young people, a debt charity has warned.
Finally the definition of Web 2.0 & 3.0 May 11, 2008
One of the most misused buzzwords finally gets defined. Now we can stop people from labeling everything on the internet as Web 2.0. Please stop the madness.
Google TiSP Joke Becomes Reality May 11, 2008
Apparently, the folks in Bournesmouth, UK, didn't get the joke, as they're laying fiber optic cable through the sewer system. The intended result: blazing fast connections that don't require digging up anything...
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