In a brilliant lobbying move, the search company promises the government loads of cash in return for a better wireless Web.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 9:28 PM
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In a brilliant lobbying move, the search company promises the government loads of cash in return for a better wireless Web.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 8:19 PM
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Out of the box, iTunes can't transfer song files of individual playlists out of your library for playing anywhere other than your iPod. But an open source Windows utility, called iTunes Exporter, can do just that.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 7:40 PM
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Type in your home address to get the "walkability" of your neighborhood assessed.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 6:23 AM
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You've probably read about the first snow in Buenos Aires in the last 90 years. In this article, find out why it happened and its relation to climate change.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 9:53 PM
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OK, fluffy iPhone review time is over. This 12,000 words iPhone tries to cuts through the BS, spin, hype and anti hype, giving you a take on what its like to actually own this phone. Before we get to the in depth hands-on, here's the verdict I'd give any good friend: Wait.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 8:50 PM
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A San Francisco company said Friday it plans to build the world's largest solar power farm near Fresno, California.The 80-megawatt farm is to occupy as much as 640 acres (260 hectares) upon completion in 2011.
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 7:38 PM
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A very simple hack that lets you skip all the floors and gets you to your meeting on time. Try it out on Monday
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 7:46 PM
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Looks like today's morning's firmware leak turned up some well hidden details about the iPhone's hardware engine -- and also confirming some reports we'd previously received. From what we can tell, it looks like the iPhone's got a 620MHz ARM chip running under the hood. Specifics:
posted by Bill Quackenbush @ 3:50 PM
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