Month: January 2012

These are my links for January 7th, 2012 through January 8th, 2012:

• Toshiba Unveils the World’s Thinnest 10-inch Tablet –
• Acer Debuts Its iCloud Clone, AcerCloud –
• 30-Story Building Built in 15 Days [Video] –
• One Laptop Per Child Debuts Rugged Tablet for Students in the Developing World –
• PowerTrekk Offers Unlimited Water-Based Gadget Power –
• Social Media Guilt Trip: 10 Ways Networks Try to Make You Stay –
• Simple thoughts about fair use –
• Christmas brain lectures available worldwide –
• Puppy Totally Pumped About Eating [Video] –

These are my links for January 6th, 2012 through January 7th, 2012:

• BillGuard Raises $10 Million To Protect Your Credit Cards, Detect Fraud, and Save You Money –
• The manual that must not be named –
• I was wrong –
• Cooking for Geeks: Real Science, Great Hacks, and Good Food –
• New ViewPhone 3 Accepts Dual SIM Cards –
• iPhone 4S is Twice as Data-Hungry as iPhone 4 –
• The Music Hasn’t Died: Sales Up for First Time Since 2004 –
• iPad Survives 100,000+ Foot Fall From Space [VIDEO] –
• You’ll Never Guess The Name Of The Anonymous Actress Who Sued IMDB For Revealing Her Age –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 6th, 2012 from 13:21 to 15:34:

• To Settle Dispute, PayPal Orders Buyer to Destroy Violin –
• Words With Friends Opponents Get Married –
• Facebook, Irish Parish Resolve Effin Dispute –
• Bonnie and Clyde’s Guns for Sale –
• Corgi Survives Deadly Avalanche, Reunited With Family After Walking Miles Through Snow –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 6th, 2012 from 11:28 to 12:45:

• Mathematicians Answer Long-Standing “Minimum Clue” Sudoku Question By Checking Every Possible Puzzle –
• International Space Station and Moon Make a Great Pair –
• Kenya: Once Again Paving The Way In Mobile, This Time With New Health App (video) –
• U.S. Army Brands Gear for Gamers [VIDEO] –
• BitTorrent Launches New “Share” Service, Takes a Stab at File Lockers –
• Positive Facebook Updates Get More Likes, Negative Get More Comments [INFOGRAPHIC] –

These are my links for January 5th, 2012 through January 6th, 2012:

• Creating a Powerful Global to Local B2B Brand Impression with Video: 5 Steps –
• Walking away from "real" –
• Twitter, Facebook Closing In On Paid Search, Email Marketing As Preferred Spend For SMBs [REPORT] –
• Twitter 2011: One Billion Tweets Every 5 Days (And Other Record-Breaking Events) [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Pebble Pro Netbook Charger –
• eBay Instant Sale Pays You in Seconds for Old Electronics and Unwanted Gifts –
• HBO Stops Discounting Discs to Netflix, Intensifying Battle for Content –
• Sprint Throttles Users with Its ‘Truly Unlimited’ Data Plans –
• Nom nom nom –
• Smartphone Screens Get Ready: Gorilla Glass 2 is Coming –
• Parting Shot –
• Reddit Gets 2 Billion Impressions in December, Leaving Digg in the Dust –
• NewsRight: a Game Changer for Online Journalism? –
• ACLU Wins Lawsuit Against Heartless Arizona Governor Over Weed –
• Single Japanese Tuna Sells for Record $736,000 –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 5th, 2012 from 09:46 to 15:36:

• Amazon.com settles patent dispute over Kindle Fire –
• AT&T Switches on 4G LTE in 11 Markets, Including New York City –
• A Brief History of Kodak, American Tech Icon –
• How Attaching Smartphones to Microscopes Could Change Global Health –
• Startup Beats Microsoft, Brings Office to iPad for Free –
• Average IPO loses 9% in 2011: Vast majority of offerings end the year ‘underwater’ –
• 7 Reasons To Add A Chat Forum To Your Facebook Page –
• Barnes & Noble ponders spinning off Nook e-reader business –
• Welcome to Seattle, where 1 out 124 people own a Kindle Fire –
• Feel Trapped at Work? Researchers Create Virtual Sky for Office Workers –
• Apple Threatens to Sue Over Steve Jobs Action Figure [REPORT] –

These are my links for January 4th, 2012 through January 5th, 2012:

• Of Blogging and Meth Labs, Advice From Walter White –
• One Webinar’s Journey Across the Social Sphere –
• Special Deals at Whole Foods –
• "How much are you going to tip?" –
• Video: Is this how we will pay our restaurant tabs in the future? –
• Some Tweets Are More Equal Than Others (So Do Not Feed The Twitter Trolls) –
• How to Get the Most Out of Google Analytics –
• Citelighter Is Like a Highlighter for the Internet –
• As Amazon accelerates into book publishing, rival Barnes & Noble plans exit –
• Anesthesia as a consciousness scalpel –
• Have 2 Minutes? Check Out Who Has Access to Your Social Media Accounts –
• Watch a Cone Snail Eat a Fish as Terrifyingly as Possible [Video] –
• U.S. Customs Denies iPad Passport Scan Got Canadian Across Border –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 4th, 2012 from 09:44 to 16:57:

• 10 Things You Can Fit Into Your 63,206-Character Facebook Status –
• Kodak Set to Declare Bankruptcy [REPORT] –
• Rugged Bacteria Survive In Cold, Dry, Mars-Like Environments By Eating Iron –
• New Banking Malware Spends Your Money, Hides the Evidence [VIDEO] –
• File-Sharing is Now an Official Religion in Sweden –
• Facebook App Profile Pages Disappear By February 1 [UPDATED] –
• Judge: No Warrant Needed for GPS Tracking on Vehicles –
• Velocity Micro Announces CES 2012 Product Lineup, Including Two Tablets –
• It Is No Longer OK To Proclaim Social Media As New –
• Video content boosts Facebook marketing efforts –

These are my links for January 3rd, 2012 through January 4th, 2012:

• Give a New Year’s Gift to Nonprofits Worldwide –
• Culture Grinds To A Halt In The Digital Age –
• 20 Women Who Rock Content Marketing –
• Direct response and the coarsening of culture –
• Vizify scores $1.2M to turn your social networking chatter into beautiful visualizations –
• Rupert Murdoch’s ‘Deleted’ Tweet Hasn’t Been Deleted At All (And Everyone Can Read It Right Here) –
• Follow The Quadrantids Meteor Shower Online [LIVE VIDEO] –
• Facebook Apologizes for Deleting Abortion Post –
• Microsoft celebrates U.S. demise of Internet Explorer 6 with cake and souvenirs –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 3rd, 2012 from 16:35 to 17:32:

• Codecademy Signs Up 97,000 People for Its New Year’s Resolution Coding Class –
• Today in B.S.: U.S. Chrononauts Claim to Have Met Barack Obama on Mars –
• 92% Of Political Ad Buyers Choose Facebook: Report –
• More Than 1 Million People Bought a Kindle Fire Instead of an iPad This Holiday [REPORT] –
• Man Claims to Have Found Dead Mouse in Mountain Dew, Pepsi Argues Mouse Would Have Dissolved –