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Showing posts with label May 23. Show all posts
Showing posts with label May 23. Show all posts

Friday, May 23, 2014

Hailo’s HQ trashed by Uber-hating London black cab drivers






London’s black cabs are in a league of their own, so when Hailo, an app specifically designed for those vehicles, announced that it was becoming a fully-featured Uber rival, things got a little heated. In fact, disgruntled drivers have vandalized the…

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Twitter’s blocking of ‘blasphemous’ content raises questions over its censorship policy


At first glance, Twitter’s international policy on censorship seems reasonable. If the laws of a particular country require content to be locally blocked, then Twitter will adhere to that, deeming it to be a lesser evil than having the social network…




HP’s 7 Plus is a $100 Jelly Bean tablet




Cheap Android tablets are a dime a dozen these days, but HP’s targeting the budget market with its own $100 slate. The 7 Plus, a low-end 7-inch tablet, isn’t going to blow you away with performance, but it should be perfectly sufficient for email,…

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Hailo’s HQ trashed by Uber-hating London black cab drivers







London’s black cabs are in a league of their own, so when Hailo, an app specifically designed for those vehicles, announced that it was becoming a fully-featured Uber rival, things got a little heated. In fact, disgruntled drivers have vandalized the…




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NASA will use video games to rekindle our love of space travel










The Kerbal Space Program folks teaming with NASA was pretty cool, right? Well, it wasn’t an accident. The US aeronautics outfit is embracing the space-travel sim as a means to get the public interested in leaving our planet once again — much like…




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