Online retailer Zappos.com has just commissioned a team (a batallion?) of Kiva Robots to help them with their warehousing needs.  That means if there is an order from a client (crate-able goods), a Kiva Robot will surely be notified of that and off it goes to get that for you in no time.NO SINGLE POINT […]

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I’m a guy who likes all things updated, that is why when they announced the released of Firefox 3, I just had to grab it pronto!  Today, it has been downloaded close to 20 MILLION times! 
Wall Stree Journal has called Firefox 3 a “record breaking release”, within 24 hours of […]

Back when Microsoft was releasing the very first versions of Vista, I was one of the few who managed to land a spot in their team, and as such, I helped test and suggested, or sponsored, a few changes I happened to agree with. Thankfully, most of them were implemented, and all, or most beta […]

The new Eye-Fi Explore, a 2GB SD memory card, automatically adds geographic location tags to you photos and allows you to upload your candid shots from and Wi-Fi spot.
Using a collection of 10,000 Wayport hotspots in America, the $129 product takes the work out of ‘marking up’ your photos.  Each purchase includes hotspot access for […]

AVG is one of those programs that slowly grew into people’s hard drives. It was the first free anti-virus software I heard of, but it wasn’t adopted very much because people consider their competitor’s products much better.
As time went by, Grisoft greatly improved their product that went from a very basic anti-virus that provided protection […]

Some of our young readers probably don’t know what IRC is, but in short, it was a chat program where people could join channels and chat regarding it’s theme. Most channels were for small groups of friends, but eventually groups emerged to chat about common interests.
In an attempt to bring back this old/new type of […]