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It Sounds Like There’s a New Version of the iPad on the Way

By Mike Epstein Oct 7th
Sony Sues Kevin Butler for Having Fun with the Wii on TV

By Mike Epstein Oct 7th
Apple’s Maps Aren’t Functional Because They’re Actually a Depressing Art Project [Video]

By Mike Epstein Oct 6th
Jailbroken Kindle Paperwhite Lets You… Do Normal Tablet Stuff

By Mike Epstein Oct 6th
iPhone 5 Standards Cause Fistfights and Outrage at Foxconn

By Mike Epstein Oct 6th
Apple’s Touching Tribute to Steve Jobs on the One Year Anniversary of His Death

By James Plafke Oct 5th
Meet the Like-A-Hug Vest, Inflates to Give Hug for Every Facebook Like Received

By Rollin Bishop Oct 5th
Dish No Longer Looking to Turn Blockbuster Into Netflix Rival, Might Not Know What to Do With It

By Rollin Bishop Oct 5th
PayPal Arrives Late to the Party, Updates Policy to Prevent Users From Joining Class-Action Lawsuits

By Rollin Bishop Oct 5th
Attorney General Refers to MegaUpload Case as Successful, Ignores Legal Blunders Along the Way

By Rollin Bishop Oct 4th
What Removes the Vocals When an Audio Jack is Partially Unplugged?

By James Plafke Oct 4th
YouTube Finally Updates Copyright Procedures, Decides to Manually Review Some Claims

By Rollin Bishop Oct 4th
Samsung Adds iPhone 5 to Apple Lawsuit, Patent Madness Continues

By Rollin Bishop Oct 3rd
The Pirate Bay is Back Online, Conspiracy Theorists Likely Disappointed by Mundane Downtime

By Rollin Bishop Oct 3rd
Entertainment Weekly Ad Includes Embedded Smartphone, Embraces Digital Age in a Weird Way

By Rollin Bishop Oct 3rd
Bing It On Again: People Chose Bing Results Nearly 2 to 1 Over Google

By Rollin Bishop Oct 2nd
Reddit Makes Suspicious Onlooker More Famous Than Tom Cruise, Proves Power of Internet Once Again

By Rollin Bishop Oct 2nd
Maker Faire 2012: Pics or It Didn’t Happen Edition

By Ian Chant Oct 2nd
Time Warner and AT&T Want Some of That Sweet Google Fiber Deal, Because of Course They Do

By Rollin Bishop Oct 2nd
Seattle Police Use Twitter Like a Crime Blotter, Now Everyone Knows About Your Public Intoxication

By Rollin Bishop Oct 2nd