If you are like many people, you are reading a lot about SOPA and PIPA right now. To get the lowdown, check out this post about how SOPA/PIPA can affect you. Also, watch this video about understanding SOPA and PIPA, and find out if Facebook could actually shut down.
Though Wikipedia is going dark over SOPA/PIPA tomorrow. Many companies actually support SOPA, from ABC to Visa.
Allison Boyer of BlogWorld has a good piece about Why SOPA Scares the You-Know-What Out of… More »
The U.S. government is currently considering to bills that are causing quite a stir — the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA). According to TechCrunch, “Websites found to offer pirated content, along with the services that they use, could be hidden from US internet users by being delisted on search engines and potentially on DNS servers themselves.”
Many people believe with these bills, we’d be heading down a slippery slope and the legislation could threaten free… More »
Billions of search terms are entered each day as people around the globe search the internet for what they want to find. In 2011, what was the top search term? Well, the answer is actually quite lame.
For some reason, “Facebook” was the top search term for 2011. Why would you search the term “Facebook”? That makes no sense. Just go to Facebook.com if that’s what you are looking for. “Facebook Login” was the third most searched term of 2011, while… More »
We’re already hearing rumors about the iPad 3. According to our sources, the iPad 3 will be launched on March 22, 2012. So if you are in the market for a new iPad, you might as well hold off. Check that, who am I kidding? No one is going to wait for an iPad if they want one right now.
The iPad 3 is expected to be 4G and use a quad-cor A6 processor. The retina display is expected to have… More »
If you got the new Kindle Fire for Christmas, you aren’t the only one. Amazon recently revealed that more than 1 million Kindles were sold each week during the month of December.
Amazon stated that the Kindle Fire (their new touch-screen eReader which also offers Wi-fi internet) was their best-selling, most wished for and most often gifted item on Amazon.com.
“We are grateful to our customers worldwide for making this the best holiday ever for Kindle,” said Jeff Bezos, Amazon.com founder and… More »
Want to know what you are going to be spending your money on in 2012? Dealnews.com researched and listed price adjustments that consumers can expect to see in 2012. Some increases seem almost customary, like ever-rising gas prices, while others, like a potential 25% hike on tap water, are bit more surprising.
Airfare
Greater demand and fewer available airline seats will likely lead to higher ticket prices for flights next year.
Digital Cameras
Smartphones have quickly replaced budget friendly point-and-shoot cameras, so manufacturers and… More »
Nowadays, humans can be judged by the ebbs and flow of Twitter. It sounds odd but it’s definitely true. We’ve become a world of communication and Twitter lets us communicate quicker and easier than ever.
So what was the most tweeted moment of 2011? Here are the top three most popular moments on Twitter this year.
3. Osama Bin Laden’s Death
The raid that led to the death of Osama Bin Laden resulted in more than five thousand tweets per second.
2. Japan Earthquake
The… More »
Hopefully you got all your Christmas presents in one piece. Unfortunately, the person who took the video below did not. As you can see in the video, a FedEx delivery man decided to save some time by throwing a computer monitor over a fence.
You can bet this FedEx delivery man got fired. The guy who got the broken monitor had to return it, but you can bet the next FedEx delivery man won’t be throwing anything.
This is a good reminder… More »
Facebook has become a part of all of our lives. If you don’t have a Facebook, you likely read someone else’s Facebook or at least hear about the goings on in the Facebook world. Unfortunately, not everything related to Facebook is positive.
One such example is the rise in Facebook being cited as causing divorces. According to a recent study, Facebook can cause divorces in a number of ways. The leading way is Facebook allowing people to rekindle previous flames.
During divorce… More »