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The Gillmor Gang — John Borthwick, Danny Sullivan, John Taschek, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor — turned into Google fanboys on a dime, or $200, with the release of the Nexus 7 tablet. This thing is amazing,, small, fast, and did I mention $200. Just weeks after Microsoft Surface didn't ship, pre-ordered Nexi did, selling out in most if not all the stores that carried it. The Gang touched on @borthwick's Digg acquisition and 11-day relaunch, but had no time to talk Yahoo and Mayer despite repeated requests from the producer and chatroom. It was all Nexus all the time. Did I mention it's $200?

It's that time again, time for yet another Photoshop Troll feature. This time, the master goes to work on removing a person from a picture taken at Disneyland. However, the requester didn't specify exactly what they wanted done. Continue reading ...

It's that time again, time for yet another Photoshop Troll feature. This time, the master goes to work on removing a person from a picture taken at Disneyland. However, the requester didn't specify exactly what they wanted done. Continue reading ...

I've talked with thousands of people over the past few years about the "cloud." What's apparent? The real cloud services providers like Amazon Web Services have won. Cloudwashing has failed. The losers are back pedaling.The winners are the new service providers and the ecosystem that help customers be innovative and do things fast.

Tearing down a gadget normally presents a Catch-22 of having to destroy what you love to see how it works. As it turns out, there's a clever way around that clause: when you have access to digital mammography X-ray machines beyond the hospital, like ...

Editor's Note: The following is a guest post by OPENDNS CEO David Ulevitch.  Disruption doesn’t happen in a vacuum, it happens in context. And there is no greater example of disruption than in the enterprise technology market right now. Much of this is largely thanks to changing enterprise landscapes (consumerization of IT, cloud apps, mobility), new sales models and innovative go-to-market strategies (SaaS, Yammer d’état, land-and-expand) that leave the entire space ripe for disruption.

For those unfamiliar with Apple's Mac OS X and /or iOS, Photo Booth is basically a software application for taking photos and videos with an iSight camera, with the ability to add filter effects. Now this is how geeky dogs would use the program, ...

Fujifilm's FinePix Real 3D W3 Digital Camera is currently being offered for just $235.96 shipped, originally priced at $599.99. Unlike other cameras, this one comes complete with two 10-megapixel sensors and two Fujinon 3x optical zoom lenses; th...

We're used to seemingly interminable waits for phone firmware upgrades for carrier-locked phones. What is it that takes so long? Vodafone UK isn't promising a quicker process, but it's offering a rare walkthrough of just what itself (and many other c...

When I started formulating the idea for my current startup, Roamz, the vision for the company was serendipitous discovery of the things happening around you. I imagined that we’d say to people “Want serendipity? Great download our app” and they’d respond “Yeah sure I was just looking for some serendipity”. I quickly realized (the hard way) that you don't leave your house in the morning hoping that you will chance upon serendipity. You have a specific intent in mind: looking for a park for your kids, a cool cafe to grab a coffee or even simply to find a traffic-free route to work. If serendipity happens to occur in other ways then that’s a bonus and if not...then it is just another ordinary day.