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Arrington’s CrunchPad garage project finds new home in DeadPool
Dirty laundry is once again being aired today on TechCrunch in a rambling, he said/she said post by TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington about the death of the CrunchPad, a would-be tablet Internet Browser.
Over 18 months in the making, it was a joint project between Arrington and a partner, Fusion...
Theater review: You’ll shoot your eye out with laughter at ‘A Christmas Story’ #ACStory
Oh, what would Bing Crosby think—or sing? Yes it's a white Christmas in 1940's Indiana, but they're no chestnuts roasting by the fire. Instead we enter the wacky, even sometimes gloriously campy, world of the Parkers: leg lamps, hound-stealing turkeys, rubber snakes falling from the skies, and grumpy mall...
Magellan releases Navigation app for iPhone, Google #1 threat
GPS makers, notably Magellan and Garmin (GRMN, market cap $6.2B), are in full scramble mode. Surprising no one, earlier this month Magellan released an iPhone app version of its Roadmate navigation system for $79.99 (regularly $99), now available on iTunes.
Although I'm sure they've seen it coming for a while, Google is...
Opening tonight: ‘A Christmas Story’ at the San Jose Rep
After all that turkey (and the stuffing... oh, the stuffing, and the gravy... and the stuffing), Black Friday shopping and good times with family and friends, what about plans for the rest of the long Thanksgiving weekend?
Might I suggest working off some of those calories with a night on...
Black Friday Motorola Droid deals
You may have heard about a new smartphone called the Motorola Droid?
You may have also gotten tired already of my incessant cheerleading... blogging about Android this, Moto that.
The phone is remarkable. An iPhone killer, no—again, that requires an iTunes killer first. Content is king. But for now it's the...
Top 3 Twitter client apps for Android and Droid
A rival to TweetDeck on the desktop, I've been a long-time fan of Seesmic.
Swype, a replacement for the QWERTY keyboard?
A promising new technology from a Seattle-based company called Swype appears to be a compelling alternative to hunt-and-peck typing on the trusty old QWERTY keyboard. It's another potential start-up success story launched at TechCrunch, in 2008.
Instead of tapping on keys, the user types words by tracing a path across...
Theater review: ‘The Wizard of Oz’ at Berkeley Playhouse, first class family entertainment
Through-and-through, fantastic!
Yet again I'm impressed with the quality of family entertainment Berkeley Playhouse offers its lucky theater goers. A packed house of kids and parents on Sunday relished in the magic, singing, dancing of this updated version of the venerable The Wizard of Oz.
It is first class family entertainment...
Take that Droid and Verizon: Apple fights back with new ad campaign
Set to launch tonight, Apple wants to set the record straight with a new ad campaign for its flagship iPhone. It seems that Motorola and Verizon have found a way to get under the skin of the previously unflappable titan of all things gadget cool.
In recent weeks millions of...
Cinequest announces pass holder and contributor programs for 2010 festival
Cinequest, one of the country's most influential and fastest growing film festivals—not to mention the pride of San Jose—has announced pass holder and contributor programs for 2010. The festival starts in just 90 days, running from February 23 - March 7, 2010.
In an email to fans, friends and industry,...