Apple iPod Nano (6th Gen)

The sixth generation of the iPod Nano is the smallest yet, but it comes at the expense of valuable features and practical controls--and there’s no reduction in price.

Magic Trackpad Alternates on your iPad - AppJudgment

If you have an iPad, there might be no reason to buy Apples new Magic Trackpad. Give these software trackpads a shot first, each with particularly great feature sets.

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Apple iPhone 3GS Smartphone Antenna Performance

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Facebook Censors Weed Ads

Facebook portrayed as a progressive company, first tramples your privacy and is now removing ads that support the legalization of marijuana that were posted to encourage young people to vote. These ads being removed from Facebook is a blow to the organization’s efforts to get pot legalized in California. Find out why Facebook did this and what kind of company is Facebook?

Google Tells YOU What to do

Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt may have all young Internet users a little worried. He suggested that in the future, young people should just change their identities in order to escape their misspent youth which has been splashed all over the internet. RT Producer Lucy Kafanov says Google and companies need to be a lot more careful and responsible with all of the personal information and personal photos that they have.

What entrepreneurs can learn from Zuckerberg

A conversation with David Kirkpatrick, author of The Facebook EffectFor entrepreneurs, the early days of Facebook is one of the more intriguing narratives of our time. And, David Kirkpatrick, author of The Facebook Effect, does a superb job helping readers understand the players behind Facebook, notably Mark Zuckerberg. One learns that from the start, Mark’s intention was to build something of cultural value and his ambition was to have Facebook dominate the world. At the time, that ambition probably meant taking over college, said Sean Parker Facebooks founding president, who was featured prominently in the book. Nonetheless, as Sean describes Mark, He had imperial tendencies. (Aside: Sean is also portrayed in the upcoming movie The Social Network. Hes being played Justin Timberlake.) In my first interview with David, we ... [vator.tv read more]