Ken Kutaragi is leaving Sony after flopping flat on his face with the PS3: The architect of Sony Corp.’s PlayStation, Ken Kutaragi, will step down on June 19, at a time when the Japanese company is fighting to reassert its … Continue reading
AOL must’ve gone to the Microsoft School of Innovation (click to embiggen)… It amazes me that they continue to do this with a straight face. Image via TechCrunch [tags]aol, yahoo, copycat[/tags]
Consumerist had a call that a customer made to HP. It was one in a series of calls. Take a listen and tell me if, in your mind, this call doesn’t exemplify everything that’s wrong with customer service at every … Continue reading
Scott points out that the Webby Awards have finally recognized podcasting, but when you look at who’s been nominated in the one category (best podcast), you really need to understand that it’s not that big a deal. Here’s the list … Continue reading
Via PR Newswire CUPERTINO, Calif., April 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Apple today released the following statement: iPhone has already passed several of its required certification tests and is on schedule to ship in late June as planned. We can’t wait until … Continue reading
It’s funny really. This was a device that was supposed to fail spectacularly. It was too expensive and people didn’t understand it. No one wanted to have songs without CD’s. Blah blah blah. I’d say after 100,000,000 units, we can … Continue reading
Listen below, but this is definitely NSFW: Click Here for more great videos and pictures! Here’s the problem as I see it. The guy had a simple problem. The drone on the phone wouldn’t give him a simple answer without … Continue reading
Well, that’s one way around Verizon’s predatory lawsuit… Use someone else’s technology… Vonage has signed an agreement with a VoIP network services provider to carry calls placed by Vonage customers, giving the troubled VoIP provider an out on two of … Continue reading
After banging my stupid head against the wall like an idiot last night, I settled in, figured it out, and now it’s all working. Here’s how you do it: Before you start, understand what these instructions are for: These instructions … Continue reading
This is really interesting… Laura Breeden bought a new Compaq Presario C304NR notebook in January. She bought it because she wanted to get rid of Windows and all the malware that surrounds it and move to Linux, and her old … Continue reading
I’ve said numerous times since I made the switch to WordPress in March of 2003 that it would be a cold day in hell before I went back to using Movable Type. I found it to be bloated, slow, and … Continue reading
!? Look, I’m sure Loren is a nice enough guy. A nice Jewish guy from New York with a cool New York Accent (not unlike my own although mine is much less pronounced than his) with strong opinions on tech … Continue reading
I have to say at first glance the initiative called “Bumrush the charts” looked like a good idea. Get one artist and their song, pump the hell out of it on podcasts, blogs, digg, etc., and then watch the song … Continue reading
She’s right. This is sooooooooooo true (and I’m guilty!).
Something needs to happen with the PSP, ASAP. That’s the message retailers have, according to our sources, sent Sony. With sales of the PSP lagging (Sony’s PSP hardware shipments to retailers last Fall were down 72 percent over the year … Continue reading
Aside from the bad english (vulnerable of having your computer…) take a look at this most excellent screen RKB uncovered while installing McLaughee Insecurity Suite: 37 years, huh? Nice. [tags]mcafee, waste, software, security, windows[/tags]
I love stories like this because a little common sense tells you that the connection is tenuous at best and yet the story comes out that way. First the title of the story: Linux Prevents Obsolescence: Could Reduce E-Waste by … Continue reading
I swear I wish more people would read this… Don’t Demand Anything – Unless Fred reports directly to you, you’re not going to get anywhere if you crash into his Star-Wars-laden cubicle with guns drawn. The second you start getting … Continue reading
Answer after the jump…
Oh Lord. I guess someone took the camera off these idiots for too long. Lamer and Belch are back, touting the insecurity of the MacBook’s WiFi card. Yeah… I know… I beat this one to death already, but something at … Continue reading