webOS Gets The Facebook App It Should Have Always Had

webOS Gets The Facebook...

At long last, webOS has been granted a Facebook application worth its weight in kilobytes. A completely revamped version of the Facebook application has just gone live in the Palm App Catalog – and boy, is it an improvement. Palm has offered some level of Facebook support on webOS...
AOL To Pour $50 Million Into Patch This Year

AOL To Pour $50 Million...

Yesterday brought the news that AOL sold Buy.at, the affiliate marketing network it bought in early 2008, to UK network Digital Window. AOL acquired Buy.at for a rumored $125 million two years ago. Today, AOL filed a 10-K report that revealed that AOL only sold Buy.at for $17 million,...
How We Hate NBC’s Olympics Coverage: A Statistical Breakdown

How We Hate NBC’s Oly...

The coverage of the Winter Olympics on NBC has been painful to watch. In addition to the tape delays which ruined the outcomes for anyone paying attention to any other news, sports or social media outlet other than NBC, there are a lot of other complaints View original post here:  How...
Hot And Bothered: Walmart Shutting Down Vudu’s Adult Section

Hot And Bothered: Walma...

When it was announced that retailer Walmart would buy streaming movie startup Vudu a couple days ago, a number of sites wondered what it would mean for Vudu’s adult content. Here’s what it means: bye bye. An email is currently being sent out by Vudu letting its After Dark...
1/3 Of Americans Don’t Use Fast Internet

1/3 Of Americans Don’...

According to the FCC, about 93 million Americans don’t use fast, broadband Internet, citing cost and complexity as a factor in their refusal to enter the 20th century. The study, below, found that 80 million adults and 13 million children either still use dial-up or don’t use...
Yahoo Strikes A Twitter Deal, Tweets About It Early To Screw Those Who Agreed To Embargo

Yahoo Strikes A Twitter...

For the past two days, Yahoo has been trying to get me to agree to an embargo on some piece of news they had for tonight. As you probably know, we hate embargoes , so I wasn’t about to accept it. Good thing. Continued here:  Yahoo Strikes A Twitter Deal, Tweets About It Early...
Perhaps We Should Hold Apple And Other U.S. Companies Responsible For Foxconn’s Crimes

Perhaps We Should Hold ...

Buried in a Reuters report on Foxconn , a division of Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry, is a description of an attack on a journalist visiting a Foxconn factory in China while chasing down a lead on an Apple product. The journalist was taking pictures of the factory from a...
Last Post On Sarah Silverman v. TED

Last Post On Sarah Silv...

This is the last time we write about this, promise. Here is the original post:  Last Post On Sarah Silverman v....
Google Launches Phone Support For The Nexus One, Lowers ETF By $200

Google Launches Phone S...

Since the launch of the Nexus One , early adopters have likely had one question lurking in the back of their minds: who to take the phone to if it broke. You see, when the phone was first launched, Google was directing people to either T-Mobile (Google’s carrier partner) or HTC...
Facebook Begins Rolling Out Latest Redesign (Pics)

Facebook Begins Rolling...

Facebook has just started rolling out a new homepage design to a small number of users, and will be deploying it on a wide scale in the near future. The design takes the navigational elements that have previously been tucked under the “Applications” menu and returns them to...

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