The week started out with a roar as Matt broke the news that American Airlines would be offering free wi-fi on its flights. It turned out not to be true (costs 10 bucks), but it was big. If you’re reading this on a Macbook with a tiny hard drive, Peter’s got you figured out - it turns out it’s not that hard to replace the HDD with a more spacious one. I ruffled some feathers suggesting that new laptops are for suckers in my Unreasonable Stance, and Nick got angry about getting Facebook spam. Hickey’s story on the Helio Ocean’s new Youtube app got dugg, and John continued to stick it to the man as part of an ongoing series, The lies retailers tell. This week it was Monster Cable’s misleading ads - those filthy animals. And lastly there is the continuing coverage of the purchasing season with gift guides from all of us at CG - they’re all tagged with Holidays 2007 for your browsing convenience.
Ill be picking me up a few of those Pole Dancers….Perfect gifts for the buddies from college.
Anyone read the WSJ op-ed on blogs?
http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110009409
It seems that some people don’t understand blogs. At times they’re opinions, sometimes inspirations, other times yes, they are breaking news. Real news. Talking about breaking news, who was it that broke the news on the Google-YouTube deal? That’s right, it wasn’t WSJ. Which readers knew about it first? As the op-ed states, it was us, the imbeciles reading Techcrunch.
How about a usb lawn mower?
Monsters only come out of their cave when the catch is worth the hunt
Jon
Btw, what happened to Natali ? I guess she’s fired ..
Man, these Crunchgear posts are such eyesores.
I’m completely lost….
MySpace Mobile launched today: http://www.myspace.com/myspacemobilecingular I’d like to see the TC community’s take on it.
I just hope the final outcome is not something like
SELECT MAX (count) from COMMENTS
GROUP by user;
Do I still have the chance?
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