Comment on Verizon CEO Says Next iPhone Will Be a “Global Device” by HD Boy

Verizon’s statement does not contain the words "next iPhone." Rather, it says, "...when a new device from Aple is launched, whenever that may be..." You've manufactured what may well be a false, sensationalistic headline by injecting the word "next" into a story when he really seemed to be inferring "future." Shame in you Gig... ShMe

Comment on Verizon CEO Says Next iPhone Will Be a “Global Device” by HD Boy

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Gowalla iPhone app adds check-in support Foursquare, Facebook, more (The Boy Genius Report)

If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. As the mobile check-in game get more popular — and thus, more annoying — with each passing day, the new breed of LBS services must find new ways to fight for users. But can’t they all just get along? Gowalla seems to think so, and with its newly updated iOS application, the company hopes to keep users immersed by removing the need to switch apps if they...

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Gowalla iPhone app adds check-in support Foursquare, Facebook, more (The Boy Genius Report)

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Comment on Forget Net Neutrality; Comcast Might Break the Web by GD Boy

This is about more than a battle between Content Distribution Networks (CDN's) and Internet Service Providers (ISP's). The day is coming when video customers will abandon old-fashioned video services like cable companies. Comcast is preparing for this day by trying to change the precedent from what was once unlimited internet service to tiered, usage-based service. Comcast also wants to triple-dip and charge end-users, content providers AND CDN's for the extra bandwidth required to deliver video, to makeup for lost business when video services are delivered via other providers — partially using Comcast's bandwidth. I don't begrudge Comcast receiving a fair fee. But Comcast has overcharged video and Internet customers for years while delivering poor service and cheating customers on bandwidth. The company is fundamentally dishonest and cannot be trusted to manage our digital infrastructure. Congress simply MUST step in and separate the information highways from the content providers.

Comment on Forget Net Neutrality; Comcast Might Break the Web by GD Boy

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Comment on Can Mobile Phones Think? by Boy gigi

So what exactly is exciting here? You can tag times and locations and all kind of stuff. Then you make it interact. Simple filter rule. For lady gaga you need pills and counseling. A smartphone can't save you.

Comment on Can Mobile Phones Think? by Boy gigi

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