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Google Reader- Augmented reality maps... a TED talk that drew gasps from the crowd (and rightfully so!)
- Chevrolet Camaro Pontiac Trans Am Conversion Comes Packing 900 HP
- Little Slice of Paradise
- Apple Tablet photo
- Stop showing your wireframes
- Apple making 22-inch touchscreen iMac?
- last week: new york
- AT&T hits Verizon with $100 unlimited smartphone plan, more
- Is Apple Getting in the Energy Monitoring Game?
- Spy Shots: Lamborghini Jota Murcielago Replacement
- Illustrator to HTML5's Canvas
- Report: Chevrolet El Camino Still Possible, Says GM President Reuss
- Apple demands end to tablet 'scavenger hunt'
- Verizon to simplify phone plans, require more data
- Lutz: Commodore-Based 'Four-Door Corvette' Possible
- LG's 19-Inch Bendy Display Makes E-Newspapers Possible
- Ultimate Ears adds 6-speaker, custom-fit earphones
- T. Boone Pickens Officially Gives Up on Texas Wind Power
- Professional vCard
- ARM-powered Apple tablet called 'iPhone on steroids'
The Twittersphere
Although hilarious, this video does touch on a great point, “Where are we heading as humans?” Social apps like Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and even Linkedin have changed how we communicate. Many people think it’s the death of the human race as we know it. Of course, many said the same thing when televisions and telephones were invented.
In the end, it’s all communication, and whether it’s done in the “Twittersphere” or over a hand written letter, humans have been communicating for tens of thousands of years. I doubt this is the end of humanity because of some little blue bird. The banks on Wall Street will do more damage in the long run.