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Apple isn't successful because they have a crapload of patents, they are successful because they build a great product, a great brand and a great ecosystem. This Apple win helps Ap…

They have hugely subsidized tuition, more than anywhere else in Canada.

Ultrabooks are rushing in to fill this need. I just bought one and it has been everything I hoped.

Why are there 2 Infiniti G 35's listed with opposing data? In the first case you get better mileage with premium, the next one shows you get better mileage with regular. This reall…

This appears to be a shameless plug, but it worked on me...

This isn't a problem with Apple (although it reflects on them) this is a problem with a specific store manager. I'm not an Apple fanboy, in fact my background is very similar to th…

It's Official: Oranges more easy to peel than Apple.

That was an exceptionally pointless article. The premise being that he liked google+ but now he's bored with life, therefore google+ might kill social networking. No reason stated,…

Once you get the early adopters you hit a tipping point and the rest of the market will follow, this is the way of the technology adoption lifecycle. This poorly written article ha…

All my friends will be on google+... I like google+ versus FB because: - I trust google more than FB - It doesn't exist as a walled garden Facebook is succeeding because it is simp…

Obviously there's an exception to every rule, but I'm pretty sure statistics is heavily skewed to the likelihood of surviving an altercation involving a hammer over a gun. Just say…

This has been done a few times legitimately, I wouldn't be surprised at all if someone started emulating a legitimate trend for advertising purposes... In fact I'd say we're about …

Is this a serious question? If someone has a gun pointed at me all they have to do is pull the trigger and I'm likely dead. If someone is going to kill me with a hammer, steel bar,…

I went to the site, but my spider sense immediately started tingling.

"The whole is greater than the sum of its parts." — Aristotle