Tag Archives: Between

Apple on its way to enter the “phablet” category

Posted on by

The past few years had been quite dynamic for Apple with new launches and newer models and it seems that Apple is not yet ready to take a break and sit back. New pair of phones will be coming out...

Tesla Finishes One West-To-East Route

Posted on by

It may not go down in history like the driving of the “golden spike” that completed the transcontinental railroad in May of 1869. But Tesla nevertheless finished an important cross-country route of...

SodaStream Super Bowl 2014 Ad with Scarlett Johansson got Banned

Posted on by

As reported, the SodaStream Super Bowl 2014 Ad features one of Hollywood's sexiest actresses. Scarlett Johansson is SodaStream first brand ambassador and will also star in the SodaStream Super...

Xbox One: There will be No Micro Transactions In Titanfall

Posted on by

Here’s a welcome surprise for one of the biggest Xbox One titles coming out this year: Respawn Entertainment’s  Titanfall will not feature microtransactions when it launches in March, the...

Xbox One YouTube Advertisement Sparks Controversy

Posted on by

Machinima acted as a middleman and paid YouTube to promote Microsoft’s Xbox One. While all that is not so surprising, the shocking fact is that it was not confessed to the public. Then the cat was...

Gmail and Google+ Goes Down On Friday, Impacting Millions of Users

Posted on by

On Friday just before 11 a.m. PST, Google's Gmail went down, leaving millions of users – including business users relying on Google Apps for Business – unable to communicate. The downtime was...

Steve Jobs Did Not Liberate Us. Tim Berners-Lee Did, By Freeing Ones and Zeros To Eat the World

Posted on by

30 years ago today, Steve Jobs unveiled the Macintosh. More accurately, The Great Magician took it out of a bag and let it talk to us. The Macintosh, as I learned from first-hand experience in 1984,...

The End of the FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules, at Least For Now

Posted on by

As most commentators, myself included, predicted last fall, a federal appellate court has vacated the FCC’s controversial 2010 “net neutrality” rules, holding that the agency wildly exceeded its...