A new poll finds 60% of Americans spend between one and six hours a day viewing content on electronic devices.
The picks for TIME’s 2010 Person of the Year have been announced. Rounding up the top 25 list of candidates are three Techland-worthy people who we love to keep tabs on. TIME editorial staff is going to chose the actual Person of the Year, but you can see whether your vote matches to the magazine’s opinion.
We’ll keep this one simple. The only reason I’m excited about the Torch is because I’m a longtime BlackBerry user. But I doubt non-BB users feel the same way.
Looks like the fight’s still not finished.
Today’s educational outburst of crazy was brought to you by the artist (and perhaps formerly relevant to boot) Prince. “The Internet’s like MTV,” he told the UK’s Daily Mirror. “At one time MTV was hip and suddenly it became outdated. Anyway, all these computers and digital gadgets are no good. They just fill your head [...]
Twitter is an unusual tool. We’re able to read and reply to our friends’ quips in real time. It’s a news hub, a land of hilarious viral videos, social activism and Roger Ebert.
Come on Internet world, was Google’s photo background really worth that groupthink meltdown that went on this morning?
Today, we hung on Steve Jobs’ every word until we got confirmation of what we were suspecting: iPhone 4!
Hell hath no fury like Steve Jobs really, really pissed off at you.
The entirety of the Internet was pouting yesterday after AT&T announced new data plans for smartphone users. The iPhone base starting flinging complaints at AT&T, but we’re hoping after a good night’s sleep and a half a bottle of Jameson, you’re calmed down enough to tell us the truth: How much data are you really [...]
You may or may not have heard the latest Facebook ruckus – yeah, we try to tune it out, too – but former President George W. Bush is now on Facebook. That’s right, ol’ W has his very own Facebook page, which means he can now “Like” your post about that thing your cat did [...]
