Check out Wyndstorm’s Jennifer Bennett as she tackles the convention center floor and hands out some swag!

My, I think today should be called National iPad2 Day. #iPad2 is the trending hashtag on Twitter, the Apple store is down, the Internet is buzzing…. and did you know there is an app that lets you find disappointed people who ran out and bought the original #iPad?  Happy Wednesday! We’re rounding up the best

As I rode up the escalator at Powell Street BART in San Francisco during my commute this morning, I did a double-take at what looked like a zombie stumbling near the exit gates. I glanced to the left, and saw another ghastly ghoul leaning against a wall. I wondered, “Is this Thriller?” Given that Halloween

This morning, I told a good friend of mine that Facebook is labelled as a “social network” for good reason: it’s intended to share as much information with your connections as possible. With that in mind, many of my buddies have posted relationship news on that site, only to have their updates shared with more

Pandora and Last.fm are two of the most popular radio-style streaming music services, but which one reigns supreme? Pandora Pandora bills itself as the service that “only plays music you’ll love”, based on personalized song recommendations from the Music Genome Project. Just plug in a song or artist, and the service will play a related

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If you have company pages on Facebook and Twitter, posting the same information on each platform may be tedious. Many services allow users to update both pages at once, but you may not want tweet symbols (retweets, hashtags, @replies, etc.) sent to Facebook. Furthermore, figuring out how to build a following on either page can

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