Monthly Archives: April 2011

In news that will no doubt shake the very bedrock of your belief system, Apple has asked Toyota to remove its Scion theme and its advertising from ModMyi, a Cydia repository. The Scion theme has been available for weeks, but … Continue reading →

Mozy is one of the most popular cloud backup services around, with more than one million users storing around 70 petabytes of data. Its popularity apparently put it on the acquisition radar of VMware — which has now made Mozy … Continue reading →

Slow and meticulous is how Apple generally approaches product design, and it’s also how it handles crisis management. The company doesn’t rush, so that it can get things right the first time. But when it comes to responding to crises, … Continue reading →

If you’ve never heard the words “form over function” used to describe a computer case, you must’ve missed Thermaltake’s Level 10 last year. Sure, it made us do a double take with its BMW-designed, super modular chassis, but its 50-pound … Continue reading →

If you play Scrabble (or a scrabble-like game) from time to time, you may want to check out Scrabble Helper. This simple website is a godsend when you’re at a loss for words. Simply enter whatever letters you have, and … Continue reading →

Whenever NASA launches its next-to-last space shuttle, the Endeavour—hopefully two days from now—it’ll be hauling an appropriately epic payload: the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer. More » Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/tfN7YJzsWMI/ Easy Come Easy Go Double Trouble Clambake Stay Away Joe Speedway

We already got some hands-on time with HP’s sleek webOS keyboard, and now it’s the FCC’s turn. The skinny peripheral — that’s Bluetooth Keyboard KT-1087 to you — popped up on the Federal Communications Commission’s site, stripped naked for the … Continue reading →

More rumors have come to light about Apple and the iCloud brand, including DigitalDaily‘s sources confirming the name acquisition and AppleInsider hearing that it’s already being used internally for iOS 5 (and Mac OS X Lion). According to people familiar … Continue reading →

The Royal Wedding is finally goddamn over and now Will and Kate can look back at all the social media they foisted upon the Internet—YouTube videos, Facebook comments, and a Color account sponsored by The Telegraph. And in between pictures … Continue reading →

GNOME 3, after more than two years of development, has been released into the wild. GNOME 3 is not merely the logical successor of GNOME 2: it is an entirely new project, started from scratch, to create a “completely new, … Continue reading →