Here's What To Expect From Apple Today On The iPad 3
In case you've been trapped in a car for the past two months like this guy, the new iPad is coming out today. Here's Business Insider's coverage of what you can expect from the new device.…
More Ads? Facebook and Twitter Stepping Up Mobile Coverage, And Revenue
Enjoy the unusually ad-free browsing of Facebook and Twitter on your phone? Not for long.. Both companies are adding an ad platform to mobile devices in the upcoming weeks (reaching 425 million…
Google's Privacy Policy: Strike One
Not nine days after Google releases their new-and-improved privacy policy, we have some first hand results of its intrusiveness. Jonathan Mayer, a graduate student from Stanford University,…
Use Google? YouTube? Have a Gmail account? Worried? Maybe You Should Be: Part 3
It's here. Google's new simplified privacy policy popped up today when I opened my Reader account, (if you don't follow, here's Part 1 and Part 2) and after 30 minutes or so I came to a single…
Sallie Mae: Fees the Unemployed, Then Deletes Backlash on Facebook
Nominal fees targeted at the demographics who will feel them most simply don't work. Bank of America thoroughly illustrated this concept with the short-lived monthly fee on their debit cards,…
WATCH: Facebook’s $200 Million Graffiti Artist
WATCH: Facebook’s $200 Million Graffiti Artist Posted by Jackie Cohen on February 2nd, 2012 12:58 PM David Choe, the graffiti artist who covered Facebook’s walls took compensation in the form of…
Thinking About Retirement? Forget 401Ks, Graffiti Pays... A Lot.
Ok, so maybe picking up a can of spray paint isn't the best retirement option for everyone, but it certainly worked out for David Choe. Back in 2005 and under the direction of Napster kingpin Sean…
I'm sick of Facebook. The name makes me cringe…Use Google? YouTube? Have a Gmail account? Worried? Maybe You Should Be: Part 2
OK, the previous post on this…
Use Google? YouTube? Have a Gmail account? Worried? Maybe You Should Be: Part 1
I admit, I constantly use all three in almost every aspect of my life. But it looks like my Hotmail account, Yahoo Finance, and Vimeo are about to see a lot more of my traffic, and here's why. I…