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Portable device storage is going the way of the dinosaurs, and it has absolutely nothing to do with how fast your device is. We’ve got so many videos and mp3s (or m4ps, if you’re on iTunes) that our 4mb and 8mb media players, smartphones, and fancy new tablets simply can’t keep up, even though they [...]
Ever since the iPhone helped the mobile world hit critical mass, online advertisers have been hitting the testing trail trying to see how they can get the most money. Many have tried to use the native apps, but the most successful model can be explained with just two words: Angry Birds.
While Apple generally overdelivers on the hype, it rarely does so on its web site. Few words, large pics and wide open spaces give you the feel of the Web version of a New York penthouse.
Yeah, yeah. It seems obvious that I would choose the most visited site in the world. But don’t be so cynical. It could be a whole lot worse. I could have chosen AOL.