The Computer History Museum honors a distinguished scientist who worked on the first computer, and just kept going.
TechnologizerInnovation
TechnologizerInnovation
Kloudless Stores E-Mail Attachments Where Gmail Won’t
In the never-ending turf war between tech titans like Microsoft and Google, a new service called Kloudless is trying to make some peace.
AT&T Is Offering $100 (or More) for Your Old Smartphone
Starting May 1 (and for a limited time), if you bring a smartphone that’s less than three years old and still in “good, working condition” into an AT&T store, you can get $100 or more to use toward the purchase of a new phone.
Marshall Monitor Headphones Review: Exemplary Audio from Tiny Cans
Marshall’s Monitor headphones offer premium, customizable sound in a powerful portable package.
TechnologizerHealth & Science
Jawbone’s Fitness Future: A Platform and an Acquistion
The Bluetooth audio maker is letting other apps and services talk to its Up band, and adding BodyMedia’s products to the lineup.
iFlask Looks Like an iPhone but Its Only App Is Booze
Just in time for Outdoor Drinking Season (capitalized because of its importance), here’s the iFlask.
“In five years I don’t think there’ll be a reason to have a tablet anymore.”
— BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins, in an interview with Bloomberg.
The Future of iOS Is Looking Flat
The odds are looking good that Apple will ditch the textured, bubbly look of its iOS software in favor of something more modern
Propellerhead Releases Reason 7 with MIDI Out, Deeper Editing and Retro Transformation
Digital audio workstation Reason 7 boasts several new features, including MIDI Out, deeper editing tools and an “Audiomatic Retro Transformer” effect unit.
How to Block Porn on Your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
We’ll walk you through where your youngster might be able to find inappropriate content on an Apple iOS device, as well as the tools Apple provides to keep them out of it.
TechnologizerApps & Web
Handle Tries a Task-Based Approach to Taming E-Mail Chaos
A new web service aims to complement Gmail with one-click tools for dealing with the messages — important or otherwise — which fill your inbox to the bursting point.
Dear Vdio: I Dislike You. Please Go Away.
I’ll be content with Vdio’s existence if it somehow helps save Rdio from obscurity, but it’s hard to see that happening in its current state.