Mashable: Latest 29 News Updates - including “Dish.fm Finds the Best Dishes to Order at Restaurants” |
- Dish.fm Finds the Best Dishes to Order at Restaurants
- Father of the Internet on Tech: ‘It Should Just Work’
- Art Organizations Say Social Media Plays a Major Role in Operations
- Twitter Voting Comes to ‘NFL Countdown’ as the Second Screen Expands
- People Meet Their Fatter Selves for Weight Loss Campaign
- Engineer Petitions White House for Real-Life Starship Enterprise
- 5 Predictions for Mobile Tech in 2013
- How to Prepare for CES 2013
- Tweenchronic Poised to Be New Rebecca Black Times Two
- CEA President Gary Shapiro Talks SOPA, CES
- This is Why You Can’t Access Google Maps on Windows Phone
- Late Night With Joe Biden? Petition Calls for VP’s Own Show
- 5 Lessons Companies Can Learn From the Instagram Fallout
- Hulu CEO and CTO Step Down
- ESPN Reporter Tweets Pic of Horribly Racist Troll Letter
- How Square’s Transparent Office Culture Pays Dividends
- Bluetooth Sticker Ensures You’ll Never Lose Your Cellphone or Keys Again
- Actress Megan Fox Joins Twitter and Tweets About ‘Star Wars’
- Gorilla Glass 3 Gets New Formula, CES Debut
- Cruise Control App Matches Music With Your Running Pace
- Filmmakers Have Earned $102.7 Million in Pledges on Kickstarter
- Postal Service to Host Cloud-Based ID Protection Network
- Google’s Street View Car Starts Mapping Sandy Damage
- Would You Make Your Kid Sign a Contract to Use an iPhone?
- Blogger Malala Yousafzai Leaves Hospital After Taliban Attack
- First Lab Inside a Glacier Houses Incredible Experiments
- Kobe Bryant Adds 100,000 Followers 75 Minutes After Joining Twitter
- Forbes Magazine Finally Hits Apple Newsstand
- Keep an Eye on These Web Design Trends in 2013
- ‘Star Wars’ Game to Introduce Same-Sex Romance
| Dish.fm Finds the Best Dishes to Order at Restaurants Posted: 04 Jan 2013 07:10 PM PST  
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| Father of the Internet on Tech: ‘It Should Just Work’ Posted: 04 Jan 2013 06:27 PM PST
Cerf and his colleague Robert Kahn developed TCP/IP, or the computer communication protocol that shaped the Internet's architecture. Cerf, who is often called one of "the fathers of the Internet," today works as Google's Chief Internet Evangelist. He's also delivering the keynote address at the Silver Summit conference taking place at the International CES 2013 on Tuesday. We had a Google Hangout with Cerf, where he talked about the 30th anniversary of the Int… More About: CES, ces2013, Vint Cerf  |
| Art Organizations Say Social Media Plays a Major Role in Operations Posted: 04 Jan 2013 06:11 PM PST
The study was conducted by Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project. The organizations surveyed have all received funds from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) in recent years. Seventy-seven percent of respondents agreed with the statement that the Internet has "played a major role in broadening the boundaries of what it considered art." SEE ALSO: Meet Tumblr's First Artist in Residence All participants in the study are kept anonymous, but P… More About: Arts, internet, Social Media  |
| Twitter Voting Comes to ‘NFL Countdown’ as the Second Screen Expands Posted: 04 Jan 2013 06:00 PM PST |
| People Meet Their Fatter Selves for Weight Loss Campaign Posted: 04 Jan 2013 05:40 PM PST
The ads use video shot in January 2012 and later on in the year when the participants had reached their weight-loss goals. For instance, the video above features Kimberley Vandlen, who lost more than 30 lbs. Vandlen has a tearful conversation with herself before and after that's both poignant and kind of weirdly reminiscent of Jeremiah McDonald, the guy who interviewed his 12-year-old self this summer. As the making-of video below demonstrates, Vandlen's weight loss didn't happen overnight… More About: Advertising  |
| Engineer Petitions White House for Real-Life Starship Enterprise Posted: 04 Jan 2013 04:59 PM PST
More About: NASA, online petition, space, Star Trek, we the people, White House  |
| 5 Predictions for Mobile Tech in 2013 Posted: 04 Jan 2013 04:27 PM PST
Sales figures for mobile devices reached new heights in 2012. Market research firm Gartner predicted tablet sales would near 120 million, about doubling the total sold in 2011. In addition, the number of active smartphones eclipsed 1 billion during the past year. That's one for every seven people on the planet. And while it took almost two decades to reach 1 billion active smartphones, research firm Strategy Analytics projects there will be 2 billion by 2015, fueled by growth in developing economies… More About: features, Mobile, Predictions 2013, smartphone, tablets, Tech  |
| Posted: 04 Jan 2013 03:59 PM PST
More About: CES 2013, technology, travel  |
| Tweenchronic Poised to Be New Rebecca Black Times Two Posted: 04 Jan 2013 03:54 PM PST
This new tween duo has a fairly catchy, dubstep-y song about a hot new dance craze called the "skip rope." The video for the song also makes subtle nods to drug dealing and alcoholism. And what's with the kid in the paper mustache? SEE ALSO: Watch Out Rebecca Black: Is 'Thanksgiving' the New 'Friday'? These Amanda Seyfried and Willow Smith wannabes are prodigies of Patrice Wilson. Wilson was mastermind behind Rebecca Black and her stain on the music industry known as "Friday." He then tried it again with Nicole Westbrook's "It's Thanks… More About: mmmm, Rebecca Black, viral video, Watercooler  |
| CEA President Gary Shapiro Talks SOPA, CES Posted: 04 Jan 2013 03:41 PM PST
More About: CES 2013, PIPA, SOPA, technology, videos  |
| This is Why You Can’t Access Google Maps on Windows Phone Posted: 04 Jan 2013 03:20 PM PST
If you're a Windows Phone 8 user, chances are you are unable to access Google Maps in Internet Explorer. Attempting to access Google Maps from a Windows Phone device redirects the user to Google's main homepage. Earlier this afternoon, this behavior was noted by forum users on The Verge. We were able to confirm the behavior on our own Windows Phone devices and on a desktop web browser with a modified user-agent string. Sure enough, attempts to access maps.google.com or google.com/maps led to a redirect to the main Google homepage. Was this the latest move in a growing mobile feud between Microsoft and Google? It was curio… More About: Google, Google Maps, microsoft, webkit, windows phone, Windows Phone 8  |
| Late Night With Joe Biden? Petition Calls for VP’s Own Show Posted: 04 Jan 2013 02:39 PM PST
Specifically, the petition, which was created Friday, demands the Obama administration "authorize the production of a recurring television program featuring Vice President Joe Biden." Here's the full request: "Vice President Joe Biden has a demonstrated ability to bring people together, whether at the negotiating table or at the neighborhood diner. We, therefore, urge the Obama Administration to authorize the production of a recurring C-SPAN television program featuring the daily activities an… More About: Joe Biden, Politics, US, Watercooler  |
| 5 Lessons Companies Can Learn From the Instagram Fallout Posted: 04 Jan 2013 01:45 PM PST
More About: contributor, Facebook, features, instagram, Marketing, privacy, Social Media  |
| Posted: 04 Jan 2013 01:40 PM PST
In an e-mail to staffers, which was later reposted to Hulu's corporate blog, Kilar said he is coordinating with Hulu's board of directors "to ensure there is ample runway to manage this transition" and that his decision "has been one of the toughest [he's] ever made." Reports that Kilar planned to leave Hulu have been circulating for some time. An internal company memo obtained by Variety over the summer cited a plan to transition to a new CEO. At the time, the trade magazine speculated that Kilar was planning to leave as early as September 2012, the mont… More About: hulu, Jason Kilar, rich tom  |
| ESPN Reporter Tweets Pic of Horribly Racist Troll Letter Posted: 04 Jan 2013 01:18 PM PST
More About: Sports  |
| How Square’s Transparent Office Culture Pays Dividends Posted: 04 Jan 2013 01:05 PM PST
"Whether it's your first day, or third year at the company, you're given the same amount of information and opportunity to contribute," Kyle Zink, director of experience at Square, told Mashable. "We want you to be as valuable and effective as you want to be, as soon as you're ready." Zink, who came to Square from a career at Google says that, while Google was transparent with its employees, he was shocked at the level of transparency at Square. More About: App, mobile payments, Square  |
| Bluetooth Sticker Ensures You’ll Never Lose Your Cellphone or Keys Again Posted: 04 Jan 2013 12:45 PM PST
StickNFind solves that problem for you. Stick these tiny Bluetooth-enabled, coin-sized discs directly onto an object and then track them through an app. The app basically turns your smartphone into a radar screen so you can track the location of the sticker. In fact, for the really forgetful, you can track up to 20 stickers at one time. The app will be available for both iOS and Android. Jimmy Buchheim, founder of StickNFind, gave us a demo at Mashable headquarters in New York, before heading out to International CES 2013 w… More About: bluetooth, CES, CES 2013, indiegogo, tracking  |
| Actress Megan Fox Joins Twitter and Tweets About ‘Star Wars’ Posted: 04 Jan 2013 12:28 PM PST
More About: celebrities, Entertainment, Megan Fox, Movies, Social Media, Star Wars, Twitter  |
| Gorilla Glass 3 Gets New Formula, CES Debut Posted: 04 Jan 2013 12:15 PM PST
More About: CES, CES 2013, Corning, gorilla glass  |
| Cruise Control App Matches Music With Your Running Pace Posted: 04 Jan 2013 11:55 AM PST
We've all been that person fiddling with our iPhone or other music player while on the treadmill. It might be worth the temporary lack of focus to change the song to something faster to pick up our pace, but it is still a hassle. A new app for iOS called Cruise Control bumps up the speed of your music or slows it down based on how fast you're moving. You can set your target pace in the app, and your music will adjust to that desired pace. SEE ALSO: Half of Consumers Use Smartphones While Working Out [INFOGRAPHIC] There are four ways to use the app. First, you can just launch it and start running. Your music will adjust to yo… More About: App, exercise, Music, running  |
| Filmmakers Have Earned $102.7 Million in Pledges on Kickstarter Posted: 04 Jan 2013 11:37 AM PST
More About: Entertainment, films, Fundrasing, Independent Films, kickstarter, Movies  |
| Postal Service to Host Cloud-Based ID Protection Network Posted: 04 Jan 2013 11:21 AM PST
More About: cloud storage, postal service, security, U.S. government, usps  |
| Google’s Street View Car Starts Mapping Sandy Damage Posted: 04 Jan 2013 11:00 AM PST
The car's presence, first reported by the New York Post, triggered an outcry among some residents who don't want their wrecked homes on the Internet for all to see. Residents' complaints about the maps ranged from privacy issues to concerns about property value. However, at least one Staten Island local told the Post that Google's maps might generate more awareness and support. And Google will be making repeat visits as recovery continues -- New York City Mayor's Office Deputy Press Secretary Julie Wood said in a statement that Google… More About: Google, Google Maps, Hurricane Sandy, privacy, US  |
| Would You Make Your Kid Sign a Contract to Use an iPhone? Posted: 04 Jan 2013 10:49 AM PST
Janell Burley Hofmann posted the contract on her blog. This post garnered a lot of varied reactions from readers. Some parents thought the contract was a great way to set clear guidelines for the young teen and help ensure he's a responsible smartphone user. Others said they didn't have a problem with the rules but were bothered by the fact she chose to publicize her rules online. And considering how permanent one's digital footprint is, this information could show up throughout her son's life whenever so… More About: cellphone, Children, iphone, Mobile, parenting, parents, smartphone  |
| Blogger Malala Yousafzai Leaves Hospital After Taliban Attack Posted: 04 Jan 2013 10:42 AM PST
Malala will continue her rehabilitation in the UK, living for a few weeks in her family's temporary home in the Birmingham area. The hospital says she will be readmitted to undergo reconstructive cranial surgery later this month. Members of the Pakistani Taliban shot Malala on her way home from school in the Swat valley region of Pakistan on Oct. 9. The then 14-year-old had previously won the country's first Peace P… More About: hospital, Pakistan, Taliban, teens, World  |
| First Lab Inside a Glacier Houses Incredible Experiments Posted: 04 Jan 2013 10:29 AM PST
More About: arctic circle, Norway, Science  |
| Kobe Bryant Adds 100,000 Followers 75 Minutes After Joining Twitter Posted: 04 Jan 2013 10:27 AM PST |
| Forbes Magazine Finally Hits Apple Newsstand Posted: 04 Jan 2013 10:11 AM PST
Forbes Magazine has long been available on iOS via the third-party magazine app Zinio. Plus, the publication already maintains several supplementary apps in the App Store, including Forbes Photos and Videos and Forbes Lists. But it's only now that the popular business magazine itself is natively available on iOS -- albeit on iPad only -- via Newsstand. As an integrated Newsstand app, Forbes Magazine for the iPad offers subscription options. Those costs are directly charged to your iTu… More About: app newsstand, apple, Apple iPad, Forbes, magazine, newsstand  |
| Keep an Eye on These Web Design Trends in 2013 Posted: 04 Jan 2013 10:10 AM PST
As we roll into 2013, our world of web design and development is changing more rapidly than ever before. For web creators everywhere, living and working on the bleeding edge of design innovation is as exciting as ever. To kick off the new year, now seems like a good time to highlight the important trends and developments in the world of design and dev during 2013. Without further ado, here's what you need to know about web design for the year to come. The Craft Let's start with trends in the way we will create websites. Resp… More About: content marketing, contributor, design, dev, features, Predictions 2013, responsive design, Tech, web design  |
| ‘Star Wars’ Game to Introduce Same-Sex Romance Posted: 04 Jan 2013 09:51 AM PST
Starting this spring -- and leading into further updates that will come later in 2013 -- players will be able to romance more than just the opposite sex. They'll be able to flirt with characters of the same gender, and eventually get to the point that the flirting evolves into a deeper relationship. It will begin with the launch of the Rise of the Hutt Cartel expansion pack, which will be released sometime in the next few months. With… More About: gay, LGBT, Star Wars: The Old Republic, video games  |
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