tech

By now, I assume you’ve heard about the CrunchPad, one of Michael Arrington’s latest innovations.
Of course, we have seen prototype after prototype of his dreamchild, but what really started it was this blog post which was published back in July of 2008. Here’s what Arrington had to say:
Here’s the basic idea: The machine is as [...]

If you follow me on Twitter or subscribe to my FriendFeed, then I guess you can consider myself as a friend, right? In my opinion, you make me part of my day. In return, I will most probably follow you and see what you’re up to, especially if I don’t really know who you are. I think that social networking has opened many passages [...]

Borrowing one of nature’s best designs, U.S. scientists have built an eye-shaped camera using standard sensor materials and say it could improve the performance of digital cameras and enhance imaging of the human body. 
“The device might even lead to the development of prosthetic devices including a bionic eye.”
“This is the first time we’ve demonstrated a [...]

Remember when Apple bought out P.A. Semi? Well, they had a reason to. I reported a few days ago about the reoccurring rumors on the Web about Apple’s plan to update their MacBook line. What I didn’t mention: their is a possibility that Apple will be making their own chipset, and are not going to use Intel’s Montevina chip for [...]

You may have read my post on the opening of the new Apple store in Montreal. I went to cover it for Lockergnome just for the fun of it, but it seems that I might have made my footprint on the Web a bit bigger by doing it… because it seems that people are actually posting about [...]

 Well, it was a great day for the people of Montreal! The newest addition of the Apple Store family finally opened in Montreal at 1321 Rue Ste-Catherine Ouest. I was there at around 1 PM and was the 16th person in line. People were lined up since 7 AM that morning for the opening at 5 [...]