Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
When Your iPhone Falls in the Toilet, a Beer Mug or Pile of Snow
If you have gotten your smartphone really wet, odds are it is not functioning properly. The initial steps for an eventual water damage repair are vital and consist of taking out the SIM card and battery immediately and letting them dry out. Most important, when the phone is wet, you don't want to turn it on or leave it on at all. If it is off, the only threat is rust. Rust can be repaired.
Wall-to-Wall Coverage: Wired Business Conference | Disruptive by Design
Your Epicenter reporting team is at the Wired Business Conference today, in New York?s fabulous financial district. We?ll be covering the 11 breakout sessions and publishing pictures and video all day long.
Monday, May 2, 2011
New Internet Explorer Fails To Shore Up MS Browser Share
Admin tip: Leave well enough alone, dummy
There are times when you just can't resist arranging things in perfect order, even though it doesn't really matter -- times when the minor or nearly nonexistent problem you decide to address turns into an avalanche of work out of nowhere, times when you wish that there was an Undo button outside of the computer, times when it wasn't broke, but you decided to fix it anyway.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Daily Crunch: Sorted Edition
Frame Wars Weekend Giveaway: A Blackberry Playbook Video: The Evolution Of Mobile, As Told Through A Fancy 3D Projection Setup LEGO Mindstorms Project Sorts And Cleans Up Your Legos Man Buys Samsung 500GB Drive, Gets Screwed (Or Bolted, Rather) Technicolor Teams Up With Canon For New Digital Cinema Tools Mega Man Keychains, Part Deux
Daily Crunch: Studious Edition
Moleskine App Perfect For Writing About The Sweet Fern, Growing Ankle High ?Quattrogiga? Leather-Bound Notebook Snaps Shut With A USB Cable Lucasfilm?s New Office Is Decidedly Sandcrawlerish Zip Zap: Scientists Discover The Magnetic Strength Of Light Samsung?s Connected Fridge Gets Priced
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