Online jihadists have already used YouTube, blogs and other social media to spread their propaganda. Now, a group of internet Islamic extremists is putting together a plan for "invading Facebook." "We can use Facebook to fight the media," notes a...

Tweetmas is interesting way for Twitter users to express their desire and wants on upcoming Christmas. It allows Twitter users to answer simple question - ‘What would you like for Christmas?’ Login using your Twitter account and get started by posting your Christmas wishes. If you are lost on ‘what you need this Christmas’ read what other [...] Related posts:

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The name of Alfred Dunhill is synonymous with luxury in its most intriguing yet common forms, from fashion to home decor and all sorts of gadgets; and for this Christmas, the British designer has prepared a new potential gift, dedicated to all those who are into spending some serious green on top-notch opulence. And since USB drives are one of the things we use everyday, it's in this direction the creative effort was headed to.When it comes to adding a spectacularl...

If there is one thing that male tech bloggers will profess is that sitting in front of multiple computer screens 14+ hours a day doesn’t exactly breed metrosexual hygiene. Certain daily tasks like shaving takes a back seat if we’re to be on top of the daily tech news. I’m not saying that we’re a stinky or [...]

A new site called TweetStalk is in private beta. It allows you to "follow" Twitter users without them knowing you are doing it (Twitter tells you when someone new has subscribed to your data). It's all through a Firefox Add-On and appears to modify the Twitter page itself via Greasemonkey or otherwise. You are then able to follow the person without them knowing, and the service provides a RSS feed as well. This isn't as bad as it sounds. Twitter pages are public by default so all the content is there for everyone to see anyway. Twitter should ...

Social browsing site StumbleUpon is preparing a new version. Beta users were able to see some of the new features, but now StumbleUpon has temporarily “degraded” them back to the old version of the site in order to prepare for a full rollout of the new version.

Important new updates which we’ll see in the new version include an upgraded homepage, improved URL review page, improved tag page, and better web stumbling with Mass Share. The homepage will finally lose the huge, unnecessary header image, at least for logged in users; it will also bring you content based on ...

Brad Fitzpatrick created a garage door application for his G1 Android-based Google Phone. This would be noteworthy enough, but the interesting thing about Brad's hack is that it opens the garage door automatically as he approaches his home.

I got it all working. I now have an Android Activity (GarageDoorActivity) which interacts with an Android Service I wrote (InRangeService), letting me start and stop the service's wifi scanning task. The service gets the system WifiManager, holds a WifiLock to keep the radio active, and then does a Wifi scan every couple seconds, looking for my house.

When my ...

Apple continues to emphasize the App Store as a great place to be. In fact, the company has come to the conclusion that, thanks to the App Store, iPhone has become a way of life

Another limit in kitchen gadgetry has been reached and we can now introduce to you the Scan Toaster from Electrolux, a piece of high-tech bread-toasting equipment that could forever change the way you used to experience your breakfast. The Scan Toaster is a kitchen appliance with a very modern approach: it uses a computer in order to print different graphics on your slices of bread; we're not decided yet whether adding the need of a computer to the rather simple act of toasting a piece ...

Next time you're down at the diner you might try out the CupSpeakers from Dmitry Zagga. His minimalist speaker design consists four paper cups, a couple of toothpicks and an iPod. It is, as he puts it, an iPod Ghetto...

Calling a cellphone a mere phone seems a little silly these days. The little pocket wonders now do so much they are really handheld computers. With extras. The process of mashing one or more gadgets together in the same box...

The latest frames from iGala utlize WiFi and Microsoft’s FrameIt service for some spiffy features. The connection associates the frame with Windows Live, Flick, and Gmail in a unique twist. No, you can’t check your email here but rather the frame can get its own email address so people can simple email that address photos [...]

Twitter is getting bigger, it recently registered a milestone and now has more than One Billion Tweets in the kitty. This can be unofficially confirmed from huge Twitter message counter at popacular’s GigaTweet. With more people logging on to internet such milestone are bound to happen. We recently saw 3 billionth photo on Flickr (which was pretty [...] Related posts:

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After not one, but two rounds of distribution to developers, it looks like v2.2 of the iPhone firmware might be ready for release. According to information obtained by iPhoneHellas, we’ll have our hands on this oft-discussed and much leaked software update come November 21st - just 10 days from now. The leak didn’t indicate anything new [...]

If you are addicted to Yahoo Messenger and Twitter, then Twitter Sync plug-in should make your ‘Techno Life’ real easy. No need to hop to Messenger Window & Twitter separately, with this plugin do it all from one place. This plugin allows you to sync Messenger status and Twitter without any fuss. So, when you change [...] Related posts:

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