The final episode of The Sopranos may have left some fans hungry for definitive resolution, but what David Chase denied, YouTubers have supplied in spades. Hundreds of response videos have popped up over the last two weeks — spoofs, alternate endings, detailed deconstructions … Read More »
Archive for June 2007
Who knows what tech projects lurk behind closed doors at Microsoft? Long Zheng knows. Actually, so do the people behind the closed doors, but we don’t hear from them much. ;) … Read More »
The P2P streaming video startup Neokast is scheduled to release its beta program today at 9 p.m. Chicago time, according to the company’s blog. Neokast, which we’ve written about a couple times before, says its QuicKast client “allows anyone to stream live to … Read More »
Things are running a little slow this morning, which is typically what happens if have too much fun, and end up watching the funnies on the big screen. We had the 2nd edition of NewTeeVee Pier Screenings yesterday, and only now are trying to get … Read More »
Nokia has long been in an enviable position in the mobile phone arena due … Read More »
They are popping champagne in New Jersey. Verizon says it now has a million customers for its FiOS data service and half-a-million FiOS TV subscribers. These numbers are tracking in line with analyst estimates. Verizon announced this just before CEO Ivan Seidenberg
Popular video sharing site and viewing application creator Veoh will be rolling out a new downloadable player, VeohTV, that promises to make viewing, browsing and searching for video from around the web as easy as navigating the on-screen menus from your cable provider. … Read More »
Thank you all who came out to our lovely pier and enjoyed a cold beer in the glow of satirical videos and propane heat lamps. The San Franciscan summer smiled on us with a mild evening of popcorn, prizes, and parody at the June
Yahoo! Go 2.0 is now available in the US and 13 other countries (Canada, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Spain, United Kingdom, Thailand and Vietnam) offering a totally new Internet experience on your mobile phone. The new version offers a lot of … Read More »
Last night, I made Safari my default Web browser in Windows. With any luck, I won’t be turning back to Internet Explorer or Firefox any time soon. But while some initial issues with the beta version of Safari 3 have been well-documented, including security and … Read More »
Contrary to what you may think from reading jkOnTheRun there are a whole bunch of establishments other than Starbucks that have WiFi hotspots, some for pay and others for free. I’ve been … Read More »
Former Netscape CEO and now Ning overlord, Marc Andreessen recently posted something of a manifesto with respect to personal productivity. Given productivity is an issue dear to the hearts of WWD readers, I thought we’d take a look at some of Marc’s ideas and … Read More »
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