IBM thinks it’s possible to have your head in the clouds and still have your feet on the ground. On Wednesday, IBM introduced its new PureSystems line of computer systems designed to bring the benefits of cloud computing technology — … Continue reading
By DAVE CARPENTER, AP Personal Finance Writer – 8 hours ago CHICAGO (AP) — Getting an extra two days to file taxes beyond the usual April 15 tax filing deadline isn’t likely to cure a nation of procrastinators this year. … Continue reading
As the puck drops in the race for the Stanley Cup, the Vancouver Canucks have home ice advantage in their upcoming battle with the Los Angeles Kings. The Canucks skate out of Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia. Stadium Rogers … Continue reading
Editor’s note: Brenna Ehrlich and Andrea Bartz are the sarcastic brains behind humor blog and book “Stuff Hipsters Hate.” Got a question about etiquette in the digital world? Contact them at netiquette@cnn.com. (CNN) — Raise your hand if someone you … Continue reading
The Ottawa Senators are back in the NHL playoffs, and fans up north are going wild. Before you head to the game, make sure you’re prepared. There’s nothing worse than missing that amazing goal because you were busy trying to … Continue reading
Unbelievable as it sounds, I finally found a mobile device with more applications than the iPhone. Not only that, it has user-replaceable batteries and a water-resistant case that can withstand a 10-foot drop. All for about $100 when it … Continue reading
Toray Advanced Film is releasing a self-healing protective film to help make gadgets immune to physical damages. Clumsy gadgets owners, rejoice! If you’re accident prone or have slippery fingers, you might be happy to learn that a Japanese company has … Continue reading
Five people have been charged in China yesterday over an incident last year, where a seventeen-year-old teenager sold his kidney to buy a new iPhone and iPad 2. State-run news site Xinhua reported that the five, including a surgeon and … Continue reading
Looking down from my fourth-floor apartment window, I saw what at first seemed to be a religious event: a candle-bearing church processional on West 60th Street headed toward Columbus Circle. Then I realized what it was. Pedestrians on the sidewalk … Continue reading