OnSwipe Competitor Pressly Launches, Aims For 1 Billion Flips Per Month

OnSwipe Competitor Pres...

OnSwipe competitor and TechCrunch Disrupt finalist Pressly is launching today with its first major publisher, Canada’s largest newspaper The Toronto Star . Like OnSwipe or even iPad mag Flipboard , Pressly’s service is designed to give traditional Web content a makeover by...

Surprise: HP Is Squeezi...

The $99 TouchPad fire sale was the best way to close the book on webOS and the TouchPad itself. It got the TouchPad into the hands of the fans. Only those that cared about the product lined up outside of Best Buy to grab one of the cheap notebooks. It’s also probably safe to say...

BlackBerry London: Firs...

Last week RIM mentioned that their upcoming BBX phones won’t look anything like the BlackBerry Bold, and judging by a photograph that recently found its way into the offices of The Verge, it looks like they weren’t joking around. The photograph shows a never seen before...

How Google, eBay, And P...

Online holiday shopping reached record levels in 2010. And e-commerce spending is up this year. All signs point to consumers spending even more online this holiday season. I sat down with executives from Google, eBay, PayPal and ShopKick to discuss the trends that are expected to emerge...
Electronic Flowerpot Takes The Guesswork Out Of Gardening

Electronic Flowerpot Ta...

Even though plants need only a few things to grow – water, air, light and minerals – maintaining the right proportions can make gardening feel like a high-maintenance hobby. Estonian company Click & Grow creates soilless, electronic flowerpots that do the work for you, providing...

Siri, Read My Mind: Did...

If you believe this video — and that’s a big if — the era of thought-controlled phones has begun. A pair of hobbyist hackers claim to have taken Siri , the iPhone 4S feature that obeys voice commands, and turned it into an app that obeys brainwave patterns. “It...

Used Cooking Oil Is a H...

People resort to the black market for all sorts of stolen goods: cellphones, watches, cars, babies. But used cooking oil? According to the Washington Post , that’s a thing too. More » Read the rest here:  Used Cooking Oil Is a Hot Property on the Black Market....

Forrester: U.S. Online ...

After Q3 2011 brought a 13 percent increase in e-commerce sales, Forrester is estimating that U.S. online holiday sales will grow 15 percent this year to nearly $60 billion. The study reports that this increase will take place because of the increase in consumer-use of tablet computers...

Amazon’s $111.11 Droi...

Happy 11/11/11 boys and girls! Verizon is preparing to open the release their latest 4G smartphone into the world promptly at 11:11 this morning, but those of you whose wallets ache when they see that $299 price tag may want to check out Amazon Wireless’s launch day deal. Running...
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 nearly 10 million copies sold on day one

Call of Duty: Modern Wa...

If there was any doubt to how successful Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was going to be, all those fears can now be laid to rest. According to recent reports, the latest game in Activision’s hit FPS franchise managed to sell 9.3 million copies on the first day it went on sale –...

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