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  • Vetoed

    The Obama government just vetoed Samsung’s proposed ban on AT&T’s Apple phones prior to iPhone 4S, iPad 2. “After extensive consultations with the agencies of the Trade Policy Staff Committee and the Trade Policy Review Group…I have decided to disapprove the USITC’s determination to issue an exclusion order and cease and desist order in this investigation…”…

  • October 28, 2013

    Cheapest 150Mbps broadband in big US cities costs 100% more than overseas In the US, wireless providers are increasingly monetizing data caps by charging users for any data they use beyond their limit. American greed at its finest. Power equals knowledge. And the internet is fast access to a plethora of knowledge. Obviously, these Internet…

  • November 27, 2013

    Microsoft Enlists Pawn Stars to Mock Google Chromebook Microsoft’s anti-Google Scroogled campaign is showing no signs of slowing down. Its latest target is Google’s Chromebook. Microsoft has enlisted the stars of the successful reality TV series Pawn Stars to lampoon what it wants you to perceive as the Chromebook’s limitations (“It’s not a real laptop!”). Oh Microsoft. You and your “Scroogled”…

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    Hyperloop

    Elon Musk finally unveils prototype plans for the highly anticipated “Hyperloop” The solar-powered system, which Musk previously described as a cross between a Concorde, rail gun and air-hockey table, would shoot as many as 28 passengers in each enclosed capsule through a low-pressure steel tube at up to 800 miles per hour, according to the…

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    September 7, 2013

    The 10 commandants for happiness and success Don’t compare yourself to others. Only surround yourself with brilliant and positive people. Don’t be afraid to fail, failure is the best thing that could happen to you. Find your vocation and have pleasure doing it. Be careful when listening to people. Be generous, share when you can….

  • October 31, 2013

    Touch ID takes hardware security to new levels It was then discovered that the Touch ID sensor currently in the device was not the original one that came in the device. Once the original was returned, Touch ID started working again. At this point, we knew there had to be some additional, previously undisclosed, hardware…