Forget his Facebook and Twitter accounts -- now, you can start stalking our President's check-ins via Foursquare. A presidential Google+ account probably isn't far off.
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Amazon Finally Taking Action Against ‘Spam’ Books
Amazon is finally making a visible effort to cut down on the fake, illegally re-published and spam books that are flooding their digital marketplace.
Read More »Education iMac Price Drops to Less than $1000
For the price, the Education iMac is now a pretty sweet deal. The catch? It's not available for individuals -- only for "education institutions".
Read More »Lady Gaga More Important Than Technology, Says Google
Want to see something slightly depressing? Try this little experiment in an incognito browser window.
Read More »Apple Overcharged Lion Customers By Up To $4000
Some of the unlucky people who have purchased OS X Lion -- Apple's newest operating system -- got charged multiple times.
Read More »Today’s Kids Really Are Less Creative, New Study Finds
Since 1990, children have become less creative, less imaginative and less able to elaborate on ideas.
Read More »Could a New iPod Be Announced This September?
Rumors are now circulating that Apple could possibly announce a new iPod at their event this September.
Read More »The Results Are In — Your ISP is Probably Cheating You Out of Bandwidth
The results of the Federal Communications Commission's study are in -- and you're probably not getting what you expect from your ISP.
Read More »Bieber Barbershop Ransacked, Strangers Unite Online to Help
Aaron Bieber (yes, the poor man does indeed have that last name) lost everything during the UK riots. However, a band of strangers united online, using the power of the internet to raise money to help.
Read More »‘Epidermal (Skin-Grafted) Electronics’ Are Now Closer to Reality
How would you feel about having a cell phone grafted onto your throat, or a keyboard into your fingertips? With recent research, this might not be such a far-off idea.
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