This fall, Asustek, the maker of popular netbook computers, is coming out with its own version of the iPad, called the Eee Pad. We like Eee… Read more
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Microsoft’s “Hotmail” email service just got a big makeover to make it more like Google’s Gmail. It now has better spam protection and other… Read more
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FourSquare.com is one of those social networks where users “check in” to tell friends where they are, and earn “virtual badges” (meaning not… Read more
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Retrevo.com surveyed parents to find out how many of them “friend” their children on Facebook. Turns out that 48 percent do, though we imagine… Read more
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If your “Smart Phone” is lost or stolen, you’d probably like to know if anyone is using it. For $20 a year, WaveSecure.com will not only tell… Read more
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Those people at MIT are at it again. This time, they’re printing solar cells on paper. This is still in the laboratory stage but it seems… Read more
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We went to TSS-Radio to hear Chicago’s Mayor Daley and a couple of others talk about Google’s impact on the state of Illinois and beyond. We… Read more
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On Facebook, you can send a message to anyone you find there. (We recently got a note from someone with the last name of Schwabach, wondering if we… Read more
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We all have read of executives embarrassed to have said one thing only to have it revealed later that they wrote something quite different in their… Read more
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