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After reading a somewhat serious review on an iPhone/iPad app that features jiggling Jell-O, it occurs to me that techs are odd characters when it comes to silliness. They can also be a little unreliable in the humor department, but…
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Friday, 30 September 2011 22:39
Anonymous Analytics Prepares to Fight Fraud and Corruption
Written by Sean Kalinich
When you think about social activist groups you often think of Green Peace, or maybe the Suzan Colman foundation, perhaps your mind may hit on groups like the Shriners. I do doubt that you think of Anonymous. When Anonymous comes…
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Thursday, 22 September 2011 22:56
Beware the Ides of November, ok whatever the 5th is called...
Written by Sean Kalinich
With all the news about Facebook today I was reminded of something that was talked about almost a month ago. This is the threat against Facebook from Anonymous stating that on November 5th they will take a social networking giant…
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Now that Windows 8 has hit the “general public” in the form of a developer’s preview we are starting to see the internet community chime in about whether they like it or not. I have been reading quite a bit…
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Saturday, 17 September 2011 09:07
Sprint Returning to Bad Customer Service? Featured
Written by Sean Kalinich
We have all heard the sad news that Sprint is ending the Premier benefits plans at the end of 2011 or October 1st; no one seems to really know and a call to Sprint will not get you any information.…
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Friday, 09 September 2011 19:20
New Patent "Reform" Seems to Encourage Patent Trolling
Written by Sean Kalinich
It is a sad day when our lawmakers call a bill designed to trample innovation “reform”, but this is what has happened with the latest version of the “America Invents” act. The new bill has just passed the Senate and…
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Wednesday, 31 August 2011 22:33
Does anyone really know what AMD is doing next?
Written by Sean Kalinich
There is a ton of contradictory information on the net today about just exactly what AMD and Globalfoundries are going to do with the next process. As we already know AMD’s next gen CPU Bulldozer will be a 32nm 8-core…
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Wednesday, 24 August 2011 00:00
Will Buldozer have the memory performance it needs?
Written by Sean Kalinich
Some specs on AMD’s next generation CPU Called Bulldozer have found their way on to the Internet. In what appears to be a conglomeration of leaked slides and other info from around the web. We took a look at some…
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Although the news of Google’s purchase of Motorola Mobility is days old we have to wonder about the slew of articles that have come out recently. We all know (whether we choose to admit it or not) that the purchase…
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According to a few articles on the internet and a few things that are rumbling along the “usual lines” nVidia could already have working 28nm Silicon. Although no one seems to know what this silicon is a good guess would…
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Sunday, 14 August 2011 09:51
What will Windows 8 mean to Apple’s Litigation Spree?
Written by Sean Kalinich
Apple has been having a blast dropping patents for vague concepts and even an entire device type (with their pending Pico Projector patent) regardless of prior art and at times regardless of if the patent is actual technology or not…
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Everyone talks about Apple innovation and how they are great designers and creators. They have come up with some amazing ideas; marketing ideas. If you look at the history of Apple they have really not “created” much. They have taken…
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Thursday, 11 August 2011 21:29
nVidia talks up power efficiency on their Quad Core Kal-El Tegra processor
Written by Sean Kalinich
About three or four years ago nVidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang made the bold announcement that he wanted nVidia’s ARM based SoC (System on Chip) named Tegra to become 50% of nVidia’s revenue. One of the products that has had at…
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It seems that some members of the AntiSec group have recently released a large amount of information about law enforcement officers to include their names addresses, social security numbers and in some cases credit card information. Now, I have no…
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Monday, 08 August 2011 07:39
Why Pottermore is one of the most brilliant marketing schemes ever
Written by Sean Kalinich
If you have not heard of Harry Potter then you have been living under a rock. The Boy Wizard has become this generations Star Wars. The series of seven books has amassed a serious number of followers (I have read…
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You know, there are times when I think that companies spend more on lawyers than they do on developing better products. A case in point is the way that companies will file for patents based on concepts over real technology…
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