Let the squealing begin
TheStage.tv gives everyone an open mic night
June 17, 2011 Leave a Comment
Connecting artists with future fans
Website profile: Would You Be Mad If…?
July 14, 2010 Leave a Comment
Validation lies in the hand of public opinion at this site
Edhance makes student discounts easy
Aug. 19, 2009 1 Comment
Local company offers new discounts for the college crowd
Plinky prods you to blog interestingly
July 23, 2009 Leave a Comment
Plinky gives you something to blog when you’re thinking about posting another Lolcat.
When Twitter destroys your data
July 17, 2009 2 Comments
The dangers of forgetting that your online data might one day disappear too.
Bike sharing company BikeNow to come to Boston
July 1, 2009 4 Comments
The company hopes to make bike-sharing as common in Boston as it is in Europe
Group may win $1M Netflix Prize
June 29, 2009 2 Comments
A group has improved Netflix’s own movie suggesting algorithm for big money.
EpixHD to offer free, current streaming movies
June 16, 2009 Leave a Comment
Free HD steaming current movies–what’s the catch? We check on it.
Facebook introduces URL usernames
June 10, 2009 1 Comment
This Saturday night, just after midnight, Facebook is unleashing its new usernames, which will put your real name in the URL of your Facebook profile, putting you one step closer to solidifying your online identity. Instead of displaying a generic URL like http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=921489, Facebook will instead display something along the lines of http://www.facebook.com/michael.kaufmann. This means [...]
Give us data porn, and lots of it
June 4, 2009 7 Comments
When you’re looking for a single fact or answer to something, a straight up Google search is probably your best approach. But what if you’re more interested in, say, a set of facts? Well you have two recently launched tools to help you untangle the web of information available. Launched last month to much fanfare [...]
Bing! Microsoft’s new search engine is done
June 3, 2009 2 Comments
Of course, to “google” something has become synonymous with the mere act of searching something on the Internet, but that hasn’t stopped other companies from developing their search programs. Last week, Microsoft rebranded their Live.com search engine as the curiously titled Bing. How does it hold up? After a few matched test searches, Bing is [...]
Wave hello to Google’s next email revolution
May 29, 2009 1 Comment
Google thinks it has the next email; we take a look at the preview.
Circuit City is the Web’s newest zombie
May 27, 2009 10 Comments
Circuit City is rising from the dead! Run for your lives before the zombie retailer eats your brains! No really. You should run far, far away. Although Circuit City won’t be returning in a physical capacity anytime soon, last month Systemax purchased the Circuit City brand and website, and they’ve since developed it into an [...]
Online archives that work
March 1, 2009 Leave a Comment
Archives provide endless amounts of information about virtually any topic, but who wants to sit in a stuffy library or even worse,‚ library basement, looking through record after record to find what you’re looking for. The world wide web has revolutionized they way we do things today, and that includes archiving. Now with a simple [...]
Computer-free online dating
Feb. 14, 2008 1 Comment
In this day and age finding love has become a more-than complicated issue for some. Long work hours, an overall sense of independence amongst young people and a 24-hour technological world, are some of the causes. Because of these problems many people have turned to dating sites that, "promise results within six months," or your [...]
TrafficOne Mobile: Give yourself something nice this year
Dec. 2, 2007 Leave a Comment
It’s 5:17 p.m. and the owner of the silver Audi behind you is honking his horn, along with the 13 other cars that surround you. Yep, you’re stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic again, and you only have five minutes to get to your girlfriend’s house. The traffic excuse — true or not — will not subside [...]
A look at WonderfulGraffiti.com
Sept. 3, 2007 Leave a Comment
(ARA) – The written form of language has always had a primal power to move us. From carvings in caves to alphabets on hand-stitched samplers to the word “welcome” on a doormat, we’ve historically surrounded ourselves with a certain amount of typography in our homes. Now leaders in the home decorating industry say that interest [...]
