Facebook Launcher? Someone please say this is an April Fool’s gag.

For the last few weeks, Facebook had been rumored to be making a big April announcement. Now with just a few days before the big reveal, the good folks at AndroidPolice seem to have gotten their hands on the APK of the upcoming Facebook phone. The short version of this story goes something like this – Another subpar-to-mediocre Facebook phone (helloooo HTC Status) by HTC. It … Continue reading Facebook Launcher? Someone please say this is an April Fool’s gag.

Posterous is dead, save your account!

About a year ago, you may recall hearing that Twitter had acquired Posterous Spaces. Twitter has been on a tear buying up platforms like Posterous and Tweetdeck for quite some time now, to get rid of competition, to quell the growth of features they deem “not official”, to add features they need to stay competitive (Vine, for example, and its bid for Instagram), and, it has … Continue reading Posterous is dead, save your account!

T-Mobile suffering data service outages

Have you noticed that you haven’t received an email, status update, or been able to streaming music for the last 12 hours or so? Well if you’re on the Magenta network it’s because they’re suffering a major service disruption. We called up T-Mobile and were able to determined that the epicenter of the outage is in the Midwest but has affected customers in New York … Continue reading T-Mobile suffering data service outages

Big Brother’s Watching: FBI warns Police to monitor THEIR social activity

Here’s a big “duh!” moment for local police – Watch what you do online! It’s no secret that law enforcement officials have turned to social media to “investigate” crimes. As long as criminals are stupid enough to plan their crimes on Facebook, Twitter, or wherever it is that they share such intimacies, police will continue to monitor social networking sites – however blurry the lines … Continue reading Big Brother’s Watching: FBI warns Police to monitor THEIR social activity

Instagram goes browser – the final velvet rope lifted

Back when Instagram first popped onto the scene, they invited everyone to take pictures of their everyday meanderings and share. All were welcomed as long as you had an iPhone. It was at once an internet status symbol and the ire of those who weren’t “cool enough” to party with digital photo filters. Instagram has since added an Android app (we’ve all but lost hope … Continue reading Instagram goes browser – the final velvet rope lifted

The Pebble Smartwatch is on its way!

If you’re one of the folks that supported Pebble’s Kickstarter campaign, you’ve been waiting for this bit of news for some time now. Today, Pebble has announced that the first run of Smartwatches are on their way to some customers. The compatible Android app is also going live in the Google Play Store by tomorrow – so if you’re running Android, you’ll be doing some … Continue reading The Pebble Smartwatch is on its way!

Instagram blocks Twitter; is this “a better Instagram for everyone?”

Back when Instagram announced that its sale to Facebook was a done deal, they made a rather lofty promise that their acquisition meant “a better Instagram for everyone.” Today, many Twitter users have noticed that Instagram previews on their time lines appear either cropped or off-center; an annoyance sure, but why? Twitter has officially confirmed the issue with Instagram posts on their site and in … Continue reading Instagram blocks Twitter; is this “a better Instagram for everyone?”

Facebook Groups Updated, Now Your private group isn’t so private

“Hey would you like to support my band, cause, or secret society? Join our Facebook Group!” And join you did – back in 2007. If you thought that once you left you’d never have to be reminded of that group you left years back, apparently that is not the case. Sometime in the last 20 hours Facebook overhauled their Groups feature and there has been … Continue reading Facebook Groups Updated, Now Your private group isn’t so private

California passes privacy law protecting your drunk tweets/Facebook updates

A while back we warned you about those drunk tweets and questionable Facebook status updates you’ve been posting; not because we’re easily offended or anything, but just in case you were looking for a job (or were a university applicant) and those assholes they required you to give up your social media passwords as part of the hiring process. We thought it was a lousy policy … Continue reading California passes privacy law protecting your drunk tweets/Facebook updates

MySpace Trying to Bring The Sexy Back

On Monday with a single tweet Justin Timberlake announced the new My Space. The new MySpace was shown in a Vimeo Video but from the video it looks like another version of Pinterest. Instead of wedding dresses, food, and cats there will be a lot of music featured. Justin Timberlake, an actor and former pop star is one of the investors. MySpace was sold by News … Continue reading MySpace Trying to Bring The Sexy Back

Roundup: IT Fun

I enjoy doing helpdesk stuff most of the time. Not all of the time, though.  Amazon unveils Glacier, super cheap data archive service. This isn’t your average cloud service, but rather a service focused on rarely-accessed data. It comes as cheap as a penny per Gigabyte per month. The idea is to bundle your files into one archive, then upload it for retrieval when needed. The archives are … Continue reading Roundup: IT Fun

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Roundup: Standalone Zombies

Good morning, dudes and dudettes. I’ve started the roundup early, so be prepared to have your face filled with news. Sponsor a Zombie from Timothy W. Stevens on Vimeo. Day-Z becomes standalone. Day-Z, the incredibly popular mod for the Arma II combat simulator from Bohemia Interactive, has been given the green-light by Bohemia for stand alone development. Arma II is a pretty realistic shooter that’s … Continue reading Roundup: Standalone Zombies

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