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I’m growing increasingly fond of Hulu. There’s a lot of television in there, and much of it is at least reasonably good. And the price is right, especially if you’re willing to put up with just a bit of advertising, and much less than the average television show on a [...]

Since Apple no longer joins in the fray out at CES, they’ve pretty much gone to hosting their own media events, which pretty much always offer something new and interesting in the way of news. And today’s event was no exception. We’d already heard something about Apple’s plans to dominate [...]

It looks like Android users have gotten another app, an official Wikipedia app. The app has recently been released into the Android Market by the Wikimedia Foundation and as one would have guessed, the Wikpedia app is available for free.

With Apple’s big press event set to hit tomorrow, a report has already slipped out suggesting just what the fuss will be about. Tomorrow’s big announcement from Apple is said to be a textbook project, as we’d already sort of figured. But the Bliss textbook project–as it’s being called–is going [...]

A short while back we saw a site launch called My Permissions. That site was a simple site, a launching point of sorts that allowed you to easily click over to see which services you had authorized for use with online services. And well, it looks like we now have [...]

We should all know that internet security and safety is a real issue. You know, things like using a unique and proper passcode for each and every site you visit that requires one. And well, lets just say that despite knowing better, even the best probably get lazy from time [...]

We have seen Google announce and begin to roll-out some fairly nice changes to Google+ recently. Some of the most recent came just a few days back when Google announced that Google+ would be getting a “visual refresh” for Hangouts. And well, it looks like they have since returned with [...]

The Pirate Bay is usually the place to go to for .torrent downloads. But amid emerging peer-exchange technologies and the need to reduce server costs, the popular download site will lo longer serve .torrent files within a month’s time.

YouTube, surprisingly,had a keynote out at the 2012 CES event, but what wasn’t really too surprising was what came out of that keynote. Specifically, reports are now emerging of a push from YouTube (and Google of course) to put a whole lot of money into the development of content that’s [...]

Interesting news slipped out today about the growing popularity of Microsoft’s upstart Bing search engine. Turns out that, in the United States, Bing is now the second most widely used search engine there is. And though Google is still top of the search engine food chain, there’s evidence enough out [...]