Monthly Archives: April 2011

Citizens in Japan (especially the elderly) like to keep a fair amount of cash on hand in their homes. And after the earthquake and tsunami wreaked havoc on homes, money (and safes full of money) are washing up on shore … Continue reading →

The badly damaged Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant has been upgraded from 5 to 7 on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale. Thats, in case you were wondering, out of seven—the only other nuclear crisis to reach the same … Continue reading →

So remember that time we saw that Apple had been dreaming up carbon fiber iPads in a patent? Looks like the idea’s got some legs, if the recent hiring of Senior Composites Engineer Kevin Kenny is any indication. Kenny joined … Continue reading →

    Apples new iPhone 5 should go into production in September says Avian Securities in a note this morning.This suggests the iPhone wont be on the market until the end of this year, or even early next year possibly, … Continue reading →

If you’re looking for an iPad 2 case, might as well get one that has a keyboard nestled inside. This Logitech Zaggmate Keyboard Case for iPad 2 protects your iPad while offering you a stand and keyboard at the same … Continue reading →

Any discussion about Adobe and the iPad seems to always devolve into a Flash vs. HTML5 debate. For today at least, Adobes hoping to temporarily refocus the conversation on a trio of new tools that extend desktop Photoshop functionality to … Continue reading →

coffee shops, or other laptop-friendly spots for a while, and you’ll find “Free Public WiFi.” It never gets you through to the actual web, because it’s actually a weird Windows XP quirk—one you shouldn’t connect to. Image via Defensive Computing/CNET … Continue reading →

    The List Of Companies Affected by the Epsilon Breach Grows and Grows and Grows Best Buy. J.P. Morgan Chase. Citibank. Walgreens. Disney. Barclay’s Bank. U.S. Bancorp. Marriott. Ritz Carlton. L.L. Bean. Home Shopping Network. TiVo.  If you’ve ever … Continue reading →