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Facebook, 1997 called and they want their photo uploading tech back
Reblogged from VentureBeat: Photos are a massive part of the Facebook experience. Every day, users upload 250 million photos to Facebook. And photo status updates typically get far more engagement...
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Snooty British Kids Don't Care That Tim Berners-Lee Invented the World Wide Web
Reblogged from Betabeat: Given that coding lessons are the new Baby Mozart, we are in no way surprised at the existence of Code Club, the latest educational initiative launched across the pond. We...
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CEO Supper Club: The Point of the Evening When We All Lose Our Minds
Reblogged from PandoDaily: And now we come to the end of our CEO dinner, when the wine kicks in, and I lose complete control of the interview. We start by asking everyone for their mediocre super...
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Explosive BMW Projectile
This promo for BMW M5, the world’s fastest sedan, utilize slow-motion bullet effects synchronized with Beethoven’s divine 5th Piano Concerto to manifest power and elegance.
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'Find Friends Nearby': Facebook's New Mobile Feature For Finding People...
Reblogged from TechCrunch: Facebook has created a new feature that lets users find friends and potential friends nearby. Currently Initially called "Friendshake" and also accessible through a URL that...
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Couldn't Make It To PandoMonthly with Ben Horowitz? We've Got You Covered!
Reblogged from PandoDaily: On Wednesday, we all gathered around to watch the latest PandoMonthly fireside chat, this time between Sarah Lacy and Ben Horowitz. You've been asking for it, and we've now...
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What Los Angeles Accelerators Want: Startups That Make Money Right Away
Reblogged from TechCrunch: When asked what is the biggest difference between Los Angeles and Silicon Valley accelerators, five from LA told me they're more focused on startups that don't take years to...
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Oddly Enough, I Don't Hate Business Insider Because Of Its Brilliance
Reblogged from PandoDaily: To head off any allegations of inter-blog rivalry, let me start off by saying that Sarah loves Business Insider. Clicks for hours, she does. Adores every preposterous...
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Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's Long-Time COO, Becomes First Woman On Its Board...
Reblogged from TechCrunch: Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's four-year chief operating officer, has a new position -- and one many people thought she should have gotten long ago. She's now the first woman...
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This Extended Galaxy S III Ad Will Pull On Your Technological Heart Strings
Reblogged from TechCrunch: The Samsung Galaxy S III is the phone you've been waiting for (per our review), and you may be waiting a bit longer due to some slight shortages on GSIII supply, but luckily...
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Mapfia: Location sharing between two people via phone call
Reblogged from GigaOM: Need to share your location for a limited amount of time and just with a single person? I don't think I've seen an easier method than Mapfia, a new mobile app for iOS (s aapl)...
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Art World Reacts to the End of Artnet Magazine
Reblogged from GalleristNY: Yesterday, Artnet closed its online magazine, which was almost certainly the first and longest-running art publication on the Internet. Walter Robinson had run the...
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Paper-Scissors-Rock: Robot With 100% Winning Rate
The robot’s decision is triggered after waiting a fraction of a second to observe the movement of the human hand.
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First London, now Paris: Metro gets free WiFi
Reblogged from GigaOM: London and Paris have had a competitive relationship for a little while now. So perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise that just a few weeks after London announced the rollout of...
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Video tweet: Massimo Banzi quoted at TEDGlobal 2012
Reblogged from TED Blog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gz5OoTFxD8 In this taste of TEDGlobal, Massimo Banzi, the inventor of Arduino, offers an inspiring word on open-source creativity: "You don't...
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How Apple won a ban on Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1
Reblogged from Fortune Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine: A zig-zag path to victory in a landmark patent infringement case FORTUNE -- On Tuesday, a U.S. district court in...
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This gigantic hybrid ship can run on a battery
Reblogged from Grist: Although gigantic ships are relatively efficient -- compared to, say, transporting massive amounts of stuff by airplane -- they do use an astounding amount of fuel. The shipping...
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Google's Nexus 7 starts a whole new tablet war (hands-on)
Reblogged from VentureBeat: Google has a lot to prove with the Nexus 7: Does it finally understand tablets, after so much bumbling over the last few years? Can it take back tablet market share from...
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With Tech From Space, Ministry Of Supply Is Building The Next Generation Of...
Reblogged from TechCrunch: Nobody likes to admit it, but if you're a working professional, there's a good chance you're familiar with sweat stains. The commute to work, the stress of meeting a...
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Check out this phone-controlled robot from a Twilio/Node.js hacker
Reblogged from VentureBeat: An aspiring hardware hacker at Twilio has used his company's own telephony APIs as well as Node.js and Arduino to build the charming robot you see in the clip above. We...
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