Tech Sites
Get flash to fully experience Pearltrees
The Survival Station - 51 Free Tools to Stay Informed and Invisible on the Internet
May 16 2010 If you value your rapidly disappearing privacy while surfing the Internet you need to know about these tools.
Cloud
ZDNet is a one-stop destination for professionals seeking to research technology-related issues, and solve business technology problems.
Technology News, Analysis, Comments and Product Reviews for IT Professionals | ZDNet
Gaming
Gizmodo, le guide des gadgets High Tech.
A peine le dernier jeu Saint Seiya disponible qu’il est déjà temps de penser au prochain. Mais attention, cette fois, vous ne revisiterez pas pour la douzième fois le Sanctuaire, ses courants d’air et ses flèches au pif. C’est de la nouvelle série animé dont il est question : Saint Seiya Omega , qui se déroule après la saga Hades.
MoPo | Geek News
Between May 26th – 27th four players and a dozen volunteers will converge on Kwartzlab to play a 24 hour marathon game of Borderlands in support of Child’s Play, a charity that donates over 2 million dollars to Children’s Hospitals worldwide every year. The event, called Headshots from the Heart, is a video-gaming marathon broadcast live on the internet from the heart of Waterloo Region. The players will combat eye strain, exhaustion, and carpel tunnel syndrome in an effort to raise money by accumulating as many headshots during a play through of the game as possible, with pledges from audience members.
Nerd News
By Rob Boggan Reinvention is the spice of life. Sometimes when you hit that brick wall of creativity, reinvention can be your only ally and the one driving factor between the quintessential "sink or swim" mantra.Product reviews and prices, software downloads, and tech news - CNET
Oh, dear fans...we're sad to say that Buzz Out Loud is ending, after an amazing six-year run.
If you're a little too impatient to wait for the Absinthe jailbreak tool to make its way to Windows, good news, there's another option.
Engadget
We've heard recently of CISPA, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act , a bill currently making its way through Congress that many are calling the latest incarnation of SOPA. Reader SolKeshNaranek points out an article at Techdirt explaining exactly why this bill is bad , and how its backers are trying to deflect criticism by using language that's different and rather vague. Quoting: "The bill defines 'cybersecurity systems' and 'cyber threat information' as anything to do with protecting a network from: ' (A) efforts to degrade, disrupt, or destroy such system or network; or (B) theft or misappropriation of private or government information, intellectual property, or personally identifiable information. ' It's easy to see how that definition could be interpreted to include things that go way beyond network security — specifically, copyright policing systems at virtually any point along a network could easily qualify."
Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters
The more we play with the Apple TV, and the more Apple updates it with new features and new software, the more we like it.