The image above is from Apple’s site, confirming former leader Steve Jobs passed away today at age 56 after battling a rare form of pancreatic cancer for years. Read the rest of this entry »

Apple released the newest iPhone yesterday and well, you’ve probably have read by now that it definitely fell short of the expectations. The last decade of Steve Jobs-led innovation have given the tech giant a reputation for radically redesigning their products on an annual basis and yesterday’s announcement was supposed to be no different. Read the rest of this entry »

Mayoli Sena

The iPhone 5 And iOS 5 Launch Timeline [SVI]

7 Ways Rick Ross Could Spend $50K to Irritate Kreayshawn For 7 Days [Ego Trip]

Hotfile Sues Warner Bros. For Copyright Fraud and Abuse [Torrent Freak] Read the rest of this entry »

Steve Jobs announced today that he is stepping down as CEO of Apple, Inc. opting for a new position as Chairman of the Board. There are a variety of speculations as to why the decision was made, with the primary theory being that his recent health problems probably were becoming too much to bear on top of the responsibility of running the corporation. Read the rest of this entry »

Nichelle D

Apple’s iCloud Beta is Now Open [Gizmodo]

From Zero To The VMAs [Grantland]

Roy Ayers Talks Hip Hop Sampling and Musical Longevity [Out Da Box]

The Oracle Has His Eyes On You Vince Young [ETSF] Read the rest of this entry »

Ms. Italian Kisses

Dave Chapelle Feuds with Audience Member, CNN Reporter Live Tweets It [Film Drunk]

Aubrey O’Day Cleavage for Twitter of the Day [Drunken Stepfather]

Pill Opens Up About His Mother’s Death [XXL]

Dwayne Schintzius Thinks His Mullet Got Him Traded [Inside Hoops] Read the rest of this entry »

Tahiti Cora

How to Get the Best Deals on Apple Products [Moneyland]

Some Pro Tips On How To Properly Run A Strip Club [Gothamist]

Pop’s Punching Bag: Hating The Black Eyed Peas [NPR]

5 Flavors Ben & Jerry’s Should Make [Coed] Read the rest of this entry »

As sales of smartphones, iPads and other tablets continue to rise, the iPod itself could soon fizzle out. After seeing peak sales of 22.7 million in December 2008, the king mp3 player has been steadily declining and could see a 7% drop in sales this year, according to analysts for Fortune. Read the rest of this entry »

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There are an ample amount of apps that let iPhone users tinker with photos after they’ve been snapped. Thanks to Photojojo’s SLR Mount, memory makers will be able to add depth of field and manual focus to their photo taking arsenal, Read the rest of this entry »

We just got a new guy at work and despite his affinity for Lasers, he’s proven to be a good addition to the workplace. While his musical tastes are still developing, the kid knows his stuff when it comes to electronics. I swear he’s showed me 10 different car stereos over the past week or so, but none caught my eye than the new Pioneer AppRadio. Read the rest of this entry »

In a story nearly four years in the making, the U.S. Patent Office has finally granted Apple the patent on “multi-touch interface technology.” For those of you that don’t speak nerd, that’s touch screens like the one on your iPhone or Android. Steve Jobs and Apple applied for said patent at the advent of the original iPhone’s release back in ’07. They now own the intellectual rights to touch screen technology. Read the rest of this entry »

Today’s the day here in Nashville as K.R.I.T. and co. will be taking the stage tonight at Mercy Lounge, presented by TSS and our friends at Rocksmith, Lovenoise and The Source. A handful of tickets are still available for purchase online and walk-up customers but not too many. Read the rest of this entry »

Kehem Azrim

The 10 Most Expensive Concert Tickets In America [DMN]

Tracy Morgan: “I Say Really Stupid S***” [Yahoo]

25 Interesting Facts About Love & Relationships [Fly Guy Chronicles]

Dane Cook Uses Twitter to Find His Lost Dog [PopEater] Read the rest of this entry »

As jaw-dropping as the iPhone was upon its original release, the competition quickly caught up, exploiting things like Apple’s rigid no flash media policies. In all the commotion, Android quietly crept up as the leading antiPhone, capitalizing on features such as open software, multi-tasking and customization down to the core. I, myself, am included in crowd that jumped ship.

But with the latest keynote, the largest, most profitable tech company in the world has effectively delivered its deathblow to any and all opposition. Read the rest of this entry »

We’re living in some amazing online times folks. Major competitors like Google, Amazon and Apple rolled out or will introduce cloud services enabling users to stream their music library practically anywhere there’s internet access on supported devices. Netflix did the unthinkable in monetizing movie streaming to ample revenues. Additionally, users are mere clicks away from legally downloading full games on consoles and on PC. These internet-centric endeavors yield interesting, progressive steps in spite of the tangled web many call licensing. However it’s evident online access to those services is transitioning to a less desirable state. Read the rest of this entry »