75+ Social Media Resources for Artists and Designers

Once a foreign concept, digital art can now be seen in galleries, shops, and even the cover of the New Yorker.

While artists have had access to computer-based tools for years, we’ve also collected some resources for portable platforms including the iPhone and Android devices that have opened up a whole… read more

Adobe Flash is Going 3D

Everything is going 3D these days, and Adobe Flash isn’t missing out: The company has revealed it will include 3D support in a future version of the browser plug-in.

The news of the update first leaked out via the agenda of October’s Adobe Max conference, which includes a presentation entitled “Flash… read more

Examples of Solid Colors in Web Design

With today’s trends in web design, it is hard to find websites that don’t incorporate gradients as their focal point.  While gradients add detail, you can still achieve a good look with a less is more approach using solid colors.  This is why I have compiled a list of 30… read more

10 Fascinating Facts You Didn’t Know About Apple

It can be argued that no consumer electronics company has captured the public’s fascination the way Apple has. Over the years it has morphed into more than just a company or corporation, but for many it has become a representation of a lifestyle or culture, and a status symbol complete… read more

Critical iPhone 4 Issues and Complaints Are Mounting

Several early iPhone 4 customers have discovered critical issues with the phone’s display and reception that could pose major problems for Apple’s newest mobile device.

Multiple Apple- and gadget-focused websites are receiving reports that the iPhone’s much-discussed “Retina Display” is susceptible to a yellow discoloration, either as a thin line… read more

10 Best Multimedia and Entertainment Android Apps

Brian Sawyer is an editor for O’Reilly Media’s Head First division and the co-author of Best Android Apps: The Guide for Discriminating Downloaders. The following is based in part on content from the book.

Wherever you are, if you find yourself alone and in need of entertainment, you’ll likely… read more

Wellie Boots Power Your Mobile Phone While You Walk [VIDEO]

UK-based mobile telecommunications company Orange and renewable energy resource community GotWind are bringing attendees of the notoriously muddy Glastonbury Festival the perfect accessory: wellies that charge your mobile phone while you walk in them.

The Orange Power Wellies have a “power generating sole” that converts heat generated from your feet… read more

YouTube Launches New Video Editor Tool

YouTube has just released a new video editor that lets you create video mashups and edit down clips from your library of existing video uploads.

The new service enables you to edit together separate clips, as well add or change the background music using YouTube’s commercial AudioSwap library of licensed… read more

iPad/AT&T Hacker Arrested on Drug Charges

According to several reports, at least one of the people involved with the recent iPad/AT&T security breach has been arrested.

Andrew Auernheimer, a 24-year-old Arkansas resident, was arrested when police acting on an FBI search warrant found cocaine, ecstasy and LSD, as well as unnamed schedule 2 and 3 pharmaceuticals,… read more

Couple’s First Kiss Vanishes From Google Street View [PIC]

Google’s Street View car captured the first kiss between teenage lovebirds in Staffordshire, England, then the intimate moment appeared on the web for all to see. Now CNET has discovered that the image has been replaced by one that’s blank save for the words “This image is no longer… read more

CNN.com Launches New Technology Section at Mashable Media Summit

Today at the Mashable Media Summit (which is presented in partnership with CNN) in New York, CNN has officially launched the new technology section of its website.

Aside from a new design that is quite distinctive from the rest of CNN.com, the revamped tech section includes a new “Tech Pulse”… read more

20 Stunning Concept Cars

While regular production cars might not always resemble the exotics that were on the drawing board — for obvious reasons such as cost and technology — concept cars, both virtual and real, have always gathered far more attention than the ones that roll off the assembly plant. We’ve gathered 20… read more

Dell Streak Tablet Gets Priced, Poked and Prodded [VIDEO]

The price of the Android-based Dell Streak 5-inch tablet has finally been revealed — $500 unlocked, direct from Dell. It will become available to U.S. consumers starting next month, and potential buyers in the UK will be able to pick up the device as early as tomorrow.

We’ve been keeping… read more

3 Key Location Trends for Moms

Noa Gafni is a social media consultant with a focus on women and Gen Y. She authors Webutantes, a blog about Internet trends impacting women.

Location-based services (LBS) on mobile phones are engaging a growing market — one that is expected to generate revenues of over $12.7 billion by 2014…. read more

Microsoft Responds to Google Dumping Windows: Our OS Is Secure

After recent rumors that Google is internally abandoning Windows and switching to Linux because of security concerns, Microsoft fires back at critics, claiming it’s doing more than its competitors when it comes to security.

“When it comes to security, even hackers admit we’re doing a better job making our products… read more

Steve Jobs at D8 on Flash, iPad and the Post-PC Era

Events have just kicked off at the D8 Conference with Apple CEO Steve Jobs taking the stage for a conversation with All Things Digital producers Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher. After an introduction from Rupert Murdoch commenting on how content creators and technology companies are “finally getting along,” the… read more

Facebook Board Member’s Account Hacked

Even Facebook board members are not immune to phishing attacks. On Saturday, Jim Breyer of Accel Partners became the latest victim when his account was used to send a spam message to more than 2,300 friends.

The message in question (see below) came in the form of an event invitation… read more

PETA: Pit Bulls and Mafia Wars Don’t Mix

Animal rights activists were none too happy with Zynga’s use of pit bulls as weapons in the popular Mafia Wars Facebook game. After sending a letter to CEO Mark Pincus, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) scored a victory: CNet reports that the game’s maker has… read more

iPad Gets the Microwave Treatment

Poor iPad. It’s only been on the market for a month, and it’s already been crashed to bits with a baseball bat, blended and generally abused in every possible way.

In hopefully the last act of agression against this beautiful piece of technology, the iPad has now also been microwaved…. read more

NASA Releases Amazing New Footage of Our Dynamic Sun [VIDEO]

NASA was been wowing us with beautiful imagery from Mars and of our own planet’s volcanic activity, and now the space agency has released some spectacular photos and videos of our sun; we’ve included a few below.

The recently launched Solar Dynamics Observatory has been taking some unique portraits of… read more

Knuckle Down and Back Up

By Melissa Scroggins

Have you put off backing up your work? Too complicated, right? Like many, backing up your work becomes a chore that is put off and put off and finally, put out of mind. When you realize you need a backup, it’s probably too late. A glitch occurs in… read more

Showcase Of Beautiful Vertical Navigation Designs

Go to any website and you’re guaranteed to find one thing: a navigation menu. Navigation menus enable visitors to move from page to page; without them, we would have no way to conveniently explore websites. Perhaps this is why designers, information architects, usability researchers and user experience specialists invest so… read more

Popbox Launches Developer Platform for Internet TV

In January we previewed Popbox, an upcoming Internet media center from Syabas, the people behind the Popcorn Hour devices.

Today Syabas is officially launching the Popbox SDK so that developers can start building apps for the device, which is scheduled to hit the streets sometime this quarter. The SDK will… read more

jQuery HTML Table Toolbox

By Paul Andrew

In the 15 years since the HTML table element was first incorporated into HTML 2.0, it has been on a constant roller coaster ride. Upon its introduction it was a revelation, it was a new way for web designers to present detailed data in structured tabular format, it… read more

The Gradual Disappearance Of Flash Websites

If you want to “go big” visually with a website, delivering complex interaction and a rich experience across a wide range of browsers, Flash is the only way to go. Right? Nope. Given the widespread adoption and advancements of modern browsers and JavaScript libraries, using Flash makes little sense. But… read more

Google and Facebook Pages Become One Artist’s Gallery Exhibit

AllThingsD’s Peter Kafka has uploaded a video interview with a New York artist named Ken Solomon, who has replicated Google Image Search results and Facebook profile pages by hand for an exhibit that will be on display at Chelsea’s Josee Bienvenu Gallery from April 8 through May 15.

Solomon strung… read more

Could Apple Actually Beat Google in Mobile Advertising?

The Social Analyst is a weekly column by Mashable Co-Editor Ben Parr, where he digs into social media trends and how they are affecting companies in the space.

On Thursday, Apple will unveil iPhone OS 4.0. It’s not the only thing the company is expected to reveal, though. … read more

Google Buzz Educates Teens About Privacy [VIDEO]

Google has released a new video aimed at teens about making Google Buzz a safer experience.

The video was released in conjunction with the new Buzz privacy reset issued yesterday. This new focus on privacy and privacy options comes amidst class-action lawsuits and a request for FTC investigation regarding the… read more

3 Ways to Destroy an iPad [VIDEO]

Whether for marketing, science or sport, some individuals are more interested in destroying the iPad than in maintaining its luster or finding the perfect case for the device.

Case in point: The three videos embedded below. Each has a different purpose, but the end result remains the same. You better… read more

The First iPad and iPad 3G Teardowns [PICS]

Want to know what makes Apple’s iPad tick? Well wait no longer: thanks to the FCC and some analysis from the people over at iFixit, we now know what the internal guts of the iPad look like.

The Federal Communications Commission has publicly posted a series of images and… read more

Mars in HD: First People’s Choice Images Released [PICS]

NASA undertook a very unique initiative with its HiWish program, which allows the general public to submit suggestions for where to point the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter’s high-resolution camera.

The first eight images below from the HiWish program have been released by the space agency, giving us incredible close-up views of… read more

Amazon Halts Sales of Some eBooks in Publisher Pricing War

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A Showcase of Watercolor in Web Design

Watercolor is such an old school element. Artists have been using watercolor for hundreds of years, and web designers have adopted the style for good reason.

Watercolor is a great way to add depth, interesting subtle textures and colors. It can really give your site an authentic,… read more

33 Examples of Inspiring Website Footer Designs

The footer in a web design appears at the bottom of a page and is often ignored since the content is the main focus. However, designers should not ignore this part of a website since the total presentation of a web design creates a long lasting impression to… read more

“Apple vs. Predator” Parody Highlights Apple’s Legal Woes [VIDEO]

Hey! You know what’s a new and different observation? The iPad is, like, totally just like that thing in Minority Report… and Harry Potter… and Star Trek… Yeah, I think we’re all getting sick of the comparisons/lawsuits at this point, which is what makes this new parody video,… read more

RadioShack on the Auction Block? [RUMOR]

It’s been tough times for consumer electronics retailers of late, with both Circuit City and CompUSA closing their doors and being absorbed into online merchants. Now the New York Post reports RadioShack could potentially be facing the same fate.

The company is reportedly “exploring strategic alternatives,” according to inside sources…. read more

iPhone, Firefox, Safari, IE8 Hacked at Pwn2Own Contest

The annual Pwn2Own contest at the CanSecWest security show in Vancouver gives hackers and security experts a chance to demonstrate their ability and try to breach the security of various devices and software, and boy, were they successful this year.

Nearly all major browsers – Firefox, Safari, IE8 – were… read more

Twitter Reduces Spam to 1% of Tweets

In a blog post today Twitter comments on the “State of Twitter Spam.” Once a pressing issue for most Twitizens, the graph released today shows pretty clearly a sharp reduction over the past eight months or so — so much so that the current spam volume is now down… read more

Oh dear, textaholic seeks iPhone for carpal tunnel relief

File this under “what did you expect?” Annie Levitz, a sixteen year old from Mundelein, IL has been sending 4,000 text messages a month. Yes, FOUR THOUSAND. She began to feel tingling, pain and numbness in her hands and went to her doctor who diagnosed her the the RSI injury,… read more

50 Beautifully Brown Web Designs

Last week for our usual Monday inspirational post we presented you with a showcase of web designs featuring the color yellow. Many of you enjoyed the focus on one color and even asked that we showcase another color. Since yellow is bright and bold, we thought we would go neutral… read more

Showcase of Academic and Higher Education Websites

College and university websites have a lot of roles to fill. They need to provide information for prospective students (both new and transfer), parents of students and prospective students, current students, and alumni. In many cases, they’re also the gateway to the school’s intranet and the public face for both… read more

Fake Steve Jobs to be a TV show

<pLyons, better known as blogger Fake Steve Jobs, has apparently signed a deal with Seinfeld writer Larry Charles to create a half-hour, single camera, satirical TV show about a Silicon Valley hotshot. As of now, Lyons is only writing the pilot script for the series, but since it's called "iCON,"… read more

Still Using Firefox 3.0.x? Time to Move On

After many months of testing, five beta versions and 2 release candidates, Firefox 3.0 was released in June 2008. The 3.0.x branch was the major stable branch of Mozilla’s web browser for a long time, and it’s been updated to version 3.0.18 so far. Now, however, it reached the… read more

Tweet #RefreshMashable to Help Raise $50,000 for Volunteerism App

Voting ends tonight (11:59PM CT) in the Pepsi Refresh SXSW Challenge, where Mashable is supporting SparkHelp, a location-based mobile application that looks to connect people to opportunities to volunteer in their communities.

As a quick refresher, we’re competing against two other teams to help SparkHelp win $50,000 in funding so… read more

Google Buzz E-mail Notification Changes Are Coming

Google’s new social network, Google Buzz, is getting some additional refinement, based on user feedback. Today’s news: The search giant is testing new features that will give you control over the flood of Buzz e-mail notifications.

Google Buzz has the benefit of being integrated directly into Gmail. Not… read more

The Importance Of Customer Service To Your Freelance Business

By Robert Bowen

Once upon a time, when the Internet was dialed-up and 36,600 KBPS was like lightning, I was living in a small town working for a computer retailer and Internet service provider. My boss at the time was… well, let’s just say that customer service was not his priority…. read more

Apple tops Consumer Reports’ tech support survey, second place not even close

Consumer Reports asked 7,000 subscribers about their satisfaction with their computer companies across categories like problem solved, phone waits, phone staff and online support. Each answer was issued a point value, with a maximum of 100 points.

Among laptops, Apple scored 86 points. The second place finisher, Lenovo, accumulated… read more

Don’t trust the critics: Four Apple products they thought would fail

Don’t you believe it, because the critics have been wrong before. Several times, actually, according to The Week, which provides a list of five Apple products the critics thought would fail. Out of those five, only one, the Newton, failed to find mainstream success. The other four were industry-defining products… read more

Final Cut dominant among Oscar documentary nominees

Cnet reports this morning that the majority of the “Documentary Feature” and “Documentary Short” nominees — 9 out of 10 in fact — were made using Final Cut Studio, Apple’s professional video editing package. Cnet spoke with some of the filmmakers, including Dan Wilken, online editor of “Food, Inc,” who… read more

Daily Inspiration #450

This post is part of our daily series of posts showing the most inspiring images selected by some of the Abduzeedo’s writers and users. If you want to participate and share your graphic design inspiration, just send us, via email, the image with the link from where you found it,… read more

Apple Wants to Bring Hollywood Into the Cloud, Too

A couple of months ago we discovered Apple was in talks with major music labels about securing their permission and support for storing iTunes users’ music in the cloud. Now it looks like the company is also making the rounds with film studios, eyeing the parallel goal of allowing… read more

Al Gore taunted at shareholders’ meeting, gets 10k more options anyway

<pt week in this post and last night during the talkcast, we mentioned that Apple's shareholders had passed on a sustainability proposal during last week's meeting (the first time in recent memory that Apple didn't go for stricter environmental standards), but apparently the shareholders weren't just against the proposal. At… read more

Some things we may not see again from Apple

Conan O’Brien once had a recurring segment on Late Night called “Guests We Won’t Have Back,” during which he would look back at guests (who were fake) that he regretted having on the show. There was bug expert Sara Wiggins, who ate a live beetle in front of the camera…. read more

How Twitter in the Classroom is Boosting Student Engagement

Professors who wish to engage students during large lectures face an uphill battle. Not only is it a logistical impossibility for 200+ students to actively participate in a 90 minute lecture, but the downward sloping cone-shape of a lecture hall induces a one-to-many conversation. This problem is compounded by… read more

Quicken Essentials for Mac now available

After a four year absence, the next version of Quicken for the Mac is here. It’s called Quicken Essentials for Mac and is a ground up Cocoa rewrite. I’ve been using the program for a few weeks now. Is it worth the wait? Well that depends what you need in… read more

25% of Vevo’s Visitors Only Have Eyes for Lady Gaga

YouTube and Universal’s joint venture music video site Vevo attracted 35 million unique visitors in its first month of existence (per December comScore data), but apparently one-fourth of those visitors are there for Lady Gaga and Lady Gaga alone.

According to Ted Mico with Interscope Geffen — part of the… read more

Smashing Newsletter Challenge… And Giveaway!

It’s time for something brand new and exciting on Smashing Magazine. Actually, we have quite a few things in the works, and today we are happy to reveal one of them. Over the years, we have published many lengthy articles, and now we want to write some shorter ones for… read more

Denny’s Menu Misprint Leads to Twitter Mess

Denny’s dine-in menu invites customers to “Join the conversation!” and follow @Dennys on Twitter. The problem is that the account in question belongs to a Taiwanese Twitterer — Dennys Hsieh — and not the American restaurant chain, which manages two official accounts: DennysAllNightr and DennysGrandSlam.

The inaccurate menus (pictured below)… read more

Google Energy: Google Can Now Buy and Sell Electricity

Google’s ever-expanding empire has added another branch: subsidiary Google Energy has been granted an order by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to buy and sell energy at market rates.

Does this mean Google is set to become your power company? Not yet — instead, Google wants more control over… read more

NAND flash memory supplies constrained (again)

iSuppli predicts Apple will ship in excess of 33 million iPhones this year with an average capacity of 35.2 GB of NAND flash memory — consistent with a doubling of capacities across the line. 2010 sales estimates for the iPad range from 4 million units and up, and the iPod… read more

President Obama Wants YOU… to Twitter for Him

Think you’re such a social media expert that you could tweet for a living? Well, President Obama is looking for an official social networks manager, and you might be just the tech whiz for the job.

According to President Obama’s website, The Democratic National Committee and Organizing for America… read more

Macworld 2010: Hands-on with the Parrot AR.Drone

<pirst heard about the Parrot AR.Drone, an iPhone-controlled RC quadrocopter, back when it made such a big splash at CES, but unfortunately, since we weren't there, we didn't get to see it in person. Fortunately Parrot did come by Macworld, and the day before the show, we finally got to… read more

21 Free Music Players For Your Website and Blogs

For one reason or another, a lot of designers use Music Players on their website. An online Music player needs no more introductions for web developers or simple users. Online Music players offer you flexibility and creativity in building your own Jukebox on your Web spaces the way you want…. read more

Twins Discover Teenage Brother’s Death on Facebook

This isn’t the way you should learn about the death of your 17 year old brother.

According to Syndey’s The Daily Telegraph, twins Angela and Maryanne Vourlis had just woken up on their 20th birthday. Like most young adults, they logged onto Facebook to check their walls and inboxes for… read more

Netflix Instant Streaming Goes 1080p This Year

Netflix plans to bump the video quality of its Watch Instantly streaming service up to 1080p on some devices, CNET claims. It will also roll out 5.1 surround sound support. Both upgrades will occur by next year.

Currently, Netflix Watch Instantly is available in 720p HD on the Xbox 360, the… read more

FBI’s Most Wanted: Your Browsing Activity

FBI Director Robert Mueller wants ISPs to track “origin and destination information” about their customers’ browsing habits and store them for authorities’ use for two years, according to a CNET report.

That would mean monitoring the IP addresses, domains and exact websites users visit, and then storing that information for months…. read more

Mashable’s Guide to Social Media Job Openings

If you’re seeking a job in social media, we’d like to help out. For starters, Mashable’s Job Lists section gathers together all our resource lists, how-tos and expert guides to help you get hired. In particular, you might want to see our articles on How to Leverage… read more

What a Google Chrome Tablet Might Look Like [PICS]

Apple might have dominated the news last week with its iPad announcement, but the company hardly has a monopoly on the burgeoning media tablet market. Last night, Glen Murphy, who does user interface for Google, blogged about some Chrome OS-based tablet ideas that Google has been toying with.

Apparently,… read more

Does Facebook’s Doppelganger Week Violate TOS?

By now everyone’s familiar with the infamous Facebook Doppelganger Week(s) — it’s been going on for, like, two weeks now — but has anyone stopped to think that the trend is actually going against the social networking site’s Terms of Service?

CNET brought up the point this morning, and… read more

Apple acknowledges continuing 27″ iMac screen issues

According to Ars Technica, Apple’s internal support system is aware of the continuing problem and working on a fix. Customers who complain about the issue are to be told that their faulty display can be replaced “…in about three weeks.” Note that the units currently for sale have a 3-week… read more

Microsoft’s Tag Links the Physical World To the Internet

Paper publications have a problem: they want to link to the Internet, but in order to reach the destination, reader must type the link into his browser manually, which is slow and awkward.

Microsoft now offers a solution, called Tag. It’s essentially a barcode – an optical machine-readable representation of data… read more

Time-lapse Footage of Flight 1549 Exhumed from the Hudson [VIDEO]

After US Airways flight 1549 emergency landed in New York’s Hudson River last January, citizen journalism provided the first on-the-scene reporting, thanks to Janis Krums’ infamous Twitpic of the crash.

More citizen journalism from David Martin resulted in the following time-lapse video embedded below, of the Airbus A320 aircraft submerged in… read more

Review: Monoprice’s iPhone leather-cased battery backup is another great deal

<pike Monoprice around here. They are a wonderful source for cables and iPhone battery backups as well as lots of other accessories and add-ons. We covered their 2200 mAh battery dongle a few months back and nearly everyone who bought one was quite happy including our own Auntie TUAW. The… read more

Will Apple Gadgets of the Future Be Solar-Powered?

While we all anxiously await Apple’s announcement on Wednesday — presumably unveiling the Apple Tablet to the world — speculations have taken a decidedly greener turn. The website Patently Apple has uncovered some patents filed by the tech giant related to the area of solar cells and solar power.

… read more

Vimeo Joins the HTML5 Party With New Player

Hot on the heels of YouTube’s announcement of support for HTML5 with a new player, Vimeo has launched its own player supporting the new web standard.

Like we wrote about this morning, one of the many advantages is that removing Flash as the video middleman can increase performance and reduce the… read more

Your iTunes Collection Might Soon Live in the Cloud

Ever since Apple acquired music streaming service Lala in early December of last year, speculation has been flying surrounding exactly how Steve Jobs and company would incorporate the new assets into its wildly popular iTunes music service.

Early signs pointed to the cloud, and how Lala’s unique “upload your own music… read more

Microsoft Sues TiVo

Microsoft has filed suit against TiVo, specifically accusing the company of infringing on its video purchasing and delivery patents. This comes just days after a lawsuit was filed by TiVo against AT&T, one of Microsoft’s biggest customers.

The best way to explain this complicated series of affairs is through a… read more

Analyst tidbits suggest a Verizon tablet or iPhone

<p several analysts weighing in today on tablet components, there are a few items that might make you sit up a little straighter and take note — especially if you're eager for an alternative to your AT&T contract.

First, Ashok Kumar broke down his expectations for components in the… read more

Inspiration: 25 beautiful college websites

University of Notre Dame

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

AddRan College of Liberal Arts

CEMP, Bournemouth University

The University of Chicago

The Ohio State University

Biola University

Rice University

The University of Texas – Office of communications

The College of William & Mary

Washtenaw Community College

Maryland Institute College of Arte

University of Virginia

Limkokwing University

Kaplan University

Bostonia: Alumni Magazine of Boston… read more

Dear Apple: What we want to see in iPhone 4.0, part 2

<pt, I want to take a moment to thank all of you. The response to the first open letter has been incredible, and it wouldn't have been possible without your suggestions. This is the second in a series of letters from you, the TUAW reader, to Apple. This time around… read more

CES: See the coolest audio from CES 2010

After you’ve looked at a picture of an LCD, well, you’ve seen ‘em all. Audio gear comes in a vast range of sizes and shapes. The best of it looks amazing, here’s a nice selection of stellar audio that debuted at CES 2010.

Originally posted at The Audiophiliac

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CES: Top 5 CES Trends

We count down the tech trends we saw at CES 2010.

Originally posted at CNET TV

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CES: CNET’s 3D TV FAQ

CNET experts answer common questions about 3D display technology for TVs, Blu-ray players, PlayStation3 and other home theater equipment.

Originally posted at Crave

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Tech and Internet Giants Step Up to Help Haiti

In the wake of the devastating Haiti earthquake, the Red Cross has already been able to raise $5 million for relief through $10 donations via text message, while Google has stepped up to the plate with a $1 million donation of its own.

But lots of other tech and Internet outfits… read more

CES: Real Deal podcast 193: Road Test – CES edition

Tom and Rafe discuss the gear they used to cover the consumer electronics show and how well it fared.

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CES: NFL, here’s your 2010 tech resolution: make games easier to access on the internet

After a season of staying glued to the TV for this year’s NFL games, here’s to hoping next season gets a lot more internet-enabled. read more