The Internet was abuzz with iPhone 5 news after Apple debuted its latest smartphone last week. Mashable brought you that story, as well as other tech and social media articles, while you were out of the office. Our team kept up-to-date on the biggest headlines, so don’t worry if you missed a few. Read up
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No Comments » This weekend, there was major buzz surrounding Mitt Romney selecting his VP, Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan, and the end of the London 2012 Summer Olympics. Mashable had those headlines as well as major tech and social media stories. Don’t worry if you missed a few stories during your downtime. You can check them all out
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What if NASA‘s Mars rover, Curiosity, makes it through tonight’s “seven minutes of terror” only to face another unanticipated obstacle? Unlikely? Sure, but if you’ve read enough Ray Bradbury, you know where this is going. The red planet looks uninhabited, and the other rovers have moved about untouched. Still, this is a new landing area
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This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille talk about things entrepreneurs never say, Hilton New York selling out for Affiliate Summit East 2012, and bloggers unhappy with how they were portrayed on The O’Reilly Factor. They also talked about the Facebook comments plugin on WordPress, LinkShare Symposium, the best affiliate
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Whether you count yourself as a “Belieber” or simply a fan, YouTube is giving you the chance to ask Justin Bieber a question. Jimmy Fallon and Justin Bieber posted a video (above) on YouTube’s blog on Friday asking fans to tweet Justin questions using the hashtag #AskJustin, or by visiting youtube.com/kidrauhl and clicking the “Ask
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The taciturn and, so far brilliantly successful Apple CEO, Tim Cook, will sit down for a rare, public interview with All Things D’s Walt Mossberg on Tuesday at the 10th Annual D conference. With the intense scrutiny every single move the Cupertino-based company is under, Cook’s words will be closely monitored. Will he signal a
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The weekend sat on the cusp of big news coming, especially the looming Facebook IPO. But that didn’t keep us from finding hot stories over the past few days, including fascinating concept pics that might show what the upcoming iPhone 5 might look like, a frank review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, and a
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Forget holding your breath or drinking water upside down. One startup wants to cure your pesky hiccups with candy suckers. Mallory Kievman, a 13-year-old from Manchester, Conn., invented the lollipop in her kitchen after a bout of annoying hiccups. The pops are made with apple cider vinegar and sugar. The vinegar, she told the New
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Most guys aren’t grinding away at their Level 45 Battle Mage in order to meet the ladies. But online gaming across the board is becoming more mainstream, and lots of people spend lots of time in virtual worlds — men and women alike. Despite the growing popularity of online dating networks, they still don’t hold
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Volvo has introduced the world’s first-ever pedestrian airbag on a car. Here’s how it works: When the Volvo V40‘s front bumper hits a pedestrian, sensors register the contact. The hood lifts slightly, and a U-shaped cushion pops out over the front windshield. So, if someone flips over the hood after being hit, the airbag should
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