thoughts

Last Friday the Washington Post had a very interesting article about why newspapers must be saved or our society as we know it will crumble. The two writers made a plea of sorts why a investigative press is good for us and that bloggers could never fill this void. But it was this one statement [...]

Bill Gates has stepped up to the plate and took a swing at the newly announced Google Chrome operating system saying it looks like Linux. Mr. Gates did say the Google hasn’t really said much about the new OS so it is hard to really comment on it. In fact the less Google says the [...]

Are bloggers the cause of the recent ‘Hype Cycle’ of information that is causing misinformation to take place?  Well according to a recent article over at TechCrunch they are asking that bloggers band together to stop the hype. They blame bloggers for the recent articles about Twitter failing as a prime example of hype gone [...]

Google is looking to you the consumer to share your thoughts and ideas about Google Mobile devices. Google is looking not only for ideas, but also for what you like and dislike. On their new site they state that:
You use Google Mobile products, so who better than you to talk about them? 
Whether you’ve got a [...]

Here is a controversial article in which the writer poses his opinion and those of others, to debunk some of the more popular performance myths that surround the Windows operating system. The article is well written and a definite read for anyone who is considering putting down their hard earned bucks for what he calls [...]

It makes one wonder. Should Bill Gates come back to steer the good ship Microsoft? Maybe Microsoft needs a Jerry Yang of Yahoo fame to help out. No matter what your opinion of Microsoft might be, the once mighty corporation is feeling the sting of the Microsoft - Yahoo deal gone sour. In fact we [...]

WOW! It isn’t often that we get to hear from Richard Stallman, a free software advocate, but when we do the Linux world takes notice. Mr. Stallman is addressing the problem of using what is called ‘Oyster’ which is a contactless cards used on London’s underground rail system. In his opinion the ‘Oyster’ [...]

Wikia Search is an distant cousin to Wikipedia, the popular information web site that a user can edit the definitions. But since its inception, Wikia Search has not been able to gather a following of supporters and it’s search share is so low, that it can not even be measured. Over at Wkia Search they [...]