By now we’re sure you’ve heard about Google +. It’s Google’s latest foray into doing something that isn’t just search results. And we got in on the beta testing (as far as you know, we’re pretty important), so we’ve had Read more…
This just ran on CNet’s Audiophiliac blog, which is written by Steve Guttenberg. Anthony Gallo was featured in a story about audiophiles who have gotten younger people into the hobby. This is particularly interesting because Steve spoke to Anthony and Read more…
Oh brother, what people won’t do. There is an investigation being conducted by the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel looking into possible fraud in Wisconsin’s FoodShare program. One of the problems they found is that there are people illegally buying and selling food Read more…
Anthony Gallo Acoustics (RoundSound.com) has been getting praise from reviewers and customers alike for many years now. And his latest floorstander, the Reference 3.5, is no different. heathertaylor.co.uk/pix/lns/ Here is a great review on HomeTheaterHifi.com that will have audio enthusiasts Read more…
What doesn’t Google do? It seems like one way or the other, they will have their hands in just about everything at some point. Last week, the online giant tried to buy the popular group-coupon company Groupon. They offered them Read more…
This is great. Twitter has just released a new “Follow Me” button for companies to add to their websites. This new button allows users to simply click the button and immediately begin following the company whose page they are on. Read more…
If you are a WordPress user, then you need to log into your account and upgrade to the newest version of the CMS. That’s right, WP 3.1.3 has been released. Here are the juicy details straight from WordPress.org: Various security Read more…
Facebook is constantly making changes to their interface. Sometimes it’s good, and other times I wonder why they needed to be tinkering with a certain aspect of their site. This new one should be a good thing, at least for Read more…
Anyone remember when Twitter was in its infancy and Guy Kawasaki was one of the big dogs in terms of followers? No? Just me? Okay. Well since then, Twitter has blown up. Once athletes, politicians and celebrities hijacked the micro-blogging Read more…
A report in Reuters today says that Facebook and Google are looking at purchasing Skype to bolster their video chat services. Supposedly, they’d be paying around $3-$4 billion. But, is video chat really that great? When do people ever use Read more…