We have heard the business model before: pay about 10 dollars a month and get to listen to all the music you want, whenever you want. Many services have come and gone in this market, which seems to be a very tough cookie to crack. MOG however, offers a streaming platform and community that basically allows you to interact with your music on nearly every popular device imaginable. — Read our review after the break!
Wi-Fi is something we have all become accustomed to and really take for granted. Every time we go somewhere with our laptops in the city or in a highly trafficked place, we for the most part can get instant internet access with a wireless network. Though the first thing people complain about when they connect to these open networks, wherever they may be, is the speed. For instance, I am currently writing this article in my local Starbucks and there are 4 people with laptops, about 6 with their phones out and 2 with iPads. — Our “How To” after the break!
In celebration of 1-1-11, let’s take a look down memory lane.
Y’know, once Verizon gets the iPhone and AT&T becomes stranded and in need for customers, they could always start a rumors and predictions website. Embedded to the left is an ad by AT&T from 1993, depicting some futuristic, yet shockingly all too real products.
The guys over at The Joy of Tech have compiled an awesome list of new years resolutions for the biggest technology companies. None of these are actually New Years resolutions that these companies are planning to deploy, it’s all jokes from memes or complaints that we have run across throughout 2010. This one basically wraps up the year in tech for all the major services.
Twitter has been growing in popularity since it’s initial release in July of 2006. Although the numbers are still small in comparison, Twitter has become a dominant force on the internet. It has been one of my favorite social networks on the internet for awhile and it’s demographics always fascinate me. Flowtown has produced this really slick infographic to detail who is using Twitter and how they are using it, you can find it embdedded below…
After all the talk, the announcement and release has finally come; Skype has launched mobile video calls for free over Wi-Fi… and 3G. Yeah, they’ve even outdone Facetime. The new update now allows you to make a Skype call to another iOS device or to the Skype client on any operating system. — More details after the break!
Imagine being this guys wife sitting there on Christmas day, opening a book, which isn’t the most exciting thing in the world, and acting “surprised”. Well as she quickly threw it to the side he tells her to look inside, and there she finds one of the most magical gifts of the season, burrowed in the pages of a crappy book.
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