With Sony ending production of the 3.5″ floppy disk next year, I wanted to put together this retrospective. Of specific note is that the iMac debuted commercially before the USB thumb drive did, so the release of the USB drive could be indirectly attributed to Apples design decisions; kind of neat. So without further ado: [...]

Well, it finally happened, after several years of trying, Adobe finally gave up on Flash for the iPhone, and has announced that they will be turning their undivided attention to supporting Android and other third party operating systems instead. This, announced yesterday, just hours after Apple issued a statement that it would no longer be [...]

I keep thinking about Microsoft’s search engine Bing, and wondering how it’s been stacking up in the last year or so. It debuted last year in June, and thus far its progress has been anything but extraordinary since it’s only maintaining a 3% adoption rate among search engine users. Still, the operating system has a [...]

Yahoo.com the other week had a couple of articles a couple of weeks ago on trendy uses of Lego in commercial art projects. One featured an exhibit at the Philedelphia Zoo that featured endangered animals rendered in your favorite plastic childrens plastic toy, and another article featured an exhibition of the work of Nathan Sawaya, [...]

I have kind of love hate relationship with the Kin. On the one hand, a phone specifically tailored to social networking sites seems like a sure fire deal, but on the other, it just doesn’t really capture the imagination the way that a lot of similar products such as your basic utilitarian iPhone, the Palm [...]