Unbroken and outspoken, Demi Lovato has been a pretty prolific Twitter user since she signed up. In fact, it’s how not only her fans, but also the media follow the goings on in her life — especially her love life.
While Lovato’s never come out and admitted to dating Wilmer Valderrama, her micro-blogging activity hints that whatever was going on has gone kaput. Since those stories started to spread, Lovato’s taken a hiatus from the site.
January 23, 2012 "I don't think this would fit into a CD Player," 13-year-old Athena says as she handles a record for the first time. Ha ha, funny kid. "Why would you put a needle on it, that just doesn't make sense!" Yeah, go to your room.
Check out the video, and while you're at it, see if you agree with our list of Five Things Future Generations Will Never Use. Both are sure to make you feel young like a fossil.
My son recently asked me if a VHS tape was HD. No, you little snot, it's not HD...
Over last couple of days as I walked around the office I saw some archaic devices being used that made me laugh. I also thought, 'my kids will never use anything like this.' Think about it, technology has been moving so fast and is taking away items that some of us grew up with. Here are
January 18, 2012 John Beckwithand (Owen Wilson) and Jeremy Grey (Vince Vaughn) made it look easy in the 2005 comedy "Wedding Crashers."
Now thanks to a mobile app, you can score a free meal, drinks, and leave the bride and groom both saying, "Seriously? I thought that was YOUR friend!?!"
OK, officially I can't recommend doing this, but check out the video anyway. What will they think of next?
Have you checked out the new radioPup 2.0? The same mobile app that lets you listen to Cars 108 anywhere you go now includes the latest posts, videos, and pictures from our website; up-to-date weather forecasts; and commenting with Facebook.
January 18, 2012 At first glance, Wikipedia may look normal today. The homepage looks like it always does, you can even type in a search and see the results. But when you click on one of the results, a message pops up that starts with the headline, "Imagine a World Without Free Knowledge."
It's all a part of the internet blackout that many popular sites, including Google and Wikipedia, are participating in to protest anti-piracy bills in Congress.
Tomorrow, January 18th, some of your favorite websites may not be available; why you ask? The Internet is striking to stop the web censorship bills in Congress. I don't want to get all political, so the summary of SOPA would block websites that may contain pirated material or even links to said material from being accessed in the US. Find out who will be participating or may be participating.
January 10, 2012 Here you go, the application you've been waiting for has finally arrived. I would imagine most of the time Facebook is the only contact you have with the majority of your friends anyway so this would be perfect. Now they will all know when you die. Sorry, just being a little sarcastic.
It is kind of a unique App, take a look after the jump.
If you've got a newborn in the house , then you need all the help you can get. Between feedings, diapers and naps, new parents have a lot to think about. And yes, for all you inquiring tech-savvy parents, there’s an app to help track all that. In fact, there are several. The real question, however, is, “Are they worth the download?”
January 3, 2012 As the proverbial "fat lady" warms up to sing, marking the end of the Iowa Caucuses, Google has launched a website dedicated to providing a comprehensive look at all thing elections, for 2012.
See also: Mitt Romney Delivers David Letterman's Top-Ten List
December 29, 2011
CNN reports that Verizon has decided to scrap its new policy, due to overwhelming complaints.
If it feels like you're being nickled-and-dimed to death, it's probably because you are. Beginning January 15th, you'll be charged a $2 "convenience fee" in order to use certain methods of paying your Verizon bill. Convenient.
Hit the jump for the breakdown.
If you recently lost a slew of Facebook friends, it probably wasn’t a glitch. Go back and look at your timeline because the chances are good it’s your own fault.
That’s what a new study from Nielsen seems to indicate anyway. The group surveyed about 2,000 adults to learn why Facebook users add and remove friends, and the results may surprise you.
