How many different ways do you save money? Do you put extra cash in a savings account? Do you throw spare change in a ‘vacation’ jar? Do you look for ads for sales on TV or in yo... Read more
Nearly everyone has experienced the feeling of a cold or illness, and wondered if they should call the doctor. There are several phases within that debate. To begin with, it’s costly to visi... Read more
Technology makes a lot of things easier, and one of the things it makes easier is staying plugged into work and busy all the time. And while this round the clock connection to work may make... Read more
YouTube was introduced with unprecedented potential in 2005. Just one year later, it was one of the fastest growing sites on the web with tens of thousands of new videos and hundreds of mill... Read more
Ever since the Facebook Like button was introduced in 2009, users have expressed a desire for a Dislike button, or something more than a single reaction option to a friend’s post. At last, t... Read more
After retaking the helm as CEO of Twitter last week, Jack Dorsey is making some big changes in an effort to push the company back in the right direction. He does so as stock prices have seen... Read more
Lifehacker’s publisher, Gawker Media, suffered a severe network breach and the responsible party published the usernames and hashed passwords of 1.24 million readers at Lifehacker and... Read more
This week is the last chance for big companies to make 2010 product announcements before things slow down for the holidays, and Google’s not letting the opportunity pass them by. Yeste... Read more
Hit a big milestone today! We released the first beta of ThinkUp, the PHP/MySQL webapp that archives your social media interactions in a database you control. Download it here. Following eig... Read more
Google Instant promises to save you up to 5 seconds every time you search the Web, but you’ll only see those savings if you know how to take advantage of its new real-time mind-reading... Read more
So very excited that Google has announced an installable release of Google Wave, “Wave in a box.” Of course I’d like to sell a few more books, but post-Wave I’m also... Read more
Been getting harassed via telephone by some vacation telemarketing place in Las Vegas. At first I set my phone to send calls from that one number directly to voicemail. Then, tonight, I re-d... Read more
Just completed my first email sweep with Gmail’s new “Priority Inbox” feature enabled, and it’s a keeper. Over time, if this mechanism proves to be as good as Gmail... Read more
My greatest hope for the hotly-rumored, might-launch-any-day-now social networking app “Google Me” is that it will not merely clone Facebook in a weak attempt at parity, but that... Read more
Tapioca Straitjacket
From Jon Evans’ epic rant about Facebook Comments: God forbid that they even pay lip service to the notion that users might perhaps be given options—for then they might start to use... Read more