For the United States of America, the annual State of the Union address is always one of *those* moments that tends to garner much attention from a large portion of the nation. With millions tuning in to watch President Barack Obama speak on the issues of the country and his plans to mediate those issues, few people expected buzz words like “Google” and “Facebook” to make their way into the speech. More »

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Well, what do you know? It’s December 25th! That, of course, means that Christmas is upon us! With all of us upgrading our gadgets and technology, Santa and his elves are doing just the same thing! Keeping reading to check out this awesome holiday tech comic! More »

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Technology has certainly come a long way in the past decade, and, as we approach the new year, let us take some time to reflect on all the things that we’re leaving behind. Here’s part two of a list of twenty things, compiled by the Huffington Post, that have said goodbye over the past ten years. More »

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Technology has certainly come a long way in the past decade, and, as we approach the new year, let us take some time to reflect on all the things that we’re leaving behind. Here’s part one of a list of twenty things, compiled by the Huffington Post, that have said goodbye over the past ten years. More »

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In an interview with the Studio Ghibli owned magazine, Neppuu, renowned animator Hayao Miyazaki discussed his distaste towards, well, just about everything tech related. His newest device to hate on is the iPad, or as he call it, the “game machine-like thing.” More »

Fortune is crediting another laurel to Steve Jobs‘ name, that of “Smartest CEO in Tech.” More »

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From Ningin: So… what exactly do you use the iPad for? Well, according to some doctors at Kobe University in Japan, the iPad can apparently be used to aid in surgery! More »

There is no other major electronics corporation on planet Earth with a lower environmentally friendly rating from Greenpeace than Japanese gaming legend Nintendo, whose nadir of 1.8 out of 10 contrasts with the Nokia’s zenith of 7.5. Nintendo has a lot of company though. More »

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From Girlybubble: If netbooks were not cute enough due to their small sizes, they have gotten even cuter in design thanks to Rilakkuma. Bandai Namco released a second generation of their Rilakkuma netbook. More »

From Girlybubble: Although Hello Kitty iPad accessories are few in number due to the recent release of the iPad, the Hello Kitty Pop Art iPad case isn’t the only iPad accessory for Hello Kitty fans. My search for Hello Kitty iPad accessories yielded the following: More »

From Ningin: These adorable USB flash drives features many of Japan’s popular historical figures including Hanzou Hattori, Hideyoshi Toyotomi, Kenshin Uesugi, Masamune Date, Nobunaga Oda, Shingen Takeda and Yukimura Sanada. More »

From Girlybubble: With Apple’s iPad being the current buzz word, it was only a matter of time before Hello Kitty would get her precious claws on it. And by ‘it,’ I mean, a Hello Kitty iPad case. We all saw this coming — if it’s popular, chances are Hello Kitty is on it. I’m not the biggest Apple fan, but looking at this iPad case makes me want to jump in on the iPad craze. More »

From Rekuru: Have you ever wondered what commercials for products you know and love look like in Japan? Well our favorite computer chip manufacturer Intel has taken a surprising, and funny, approach to selling chips in Japan. It compares them to tuna. More »

George Whitesides is a Chemistry professor at Harvard University, and his recent work seems to have the potential to change the way diagnostic medicine works. Dr. Whitesides and his team have recently developed a prototype “paper chip” that is capable of diagnosing multiple disease simply with the application of a blood drop. More »

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So far on the daily “Unique USB” segments, I have shown you guys some pretty useful USB devices. Well, that trend is being broken right now, because today’s unique USB item is a USB ear scope by Thanko. More »

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