We’d like to welcome a new addition to the TechClicker network of technology websites. Recently launched, TechVidz aggregates much of the most compelling technology, science, and consumer electronics related video content into one convenient and attractive website. Rather than sift through pages of written content across multiple technology related websites, TechVidz users have access to [...]
Sometimes it’s hard to put measurable numbers into an understandable perspective. For instance, it’s common knowledge that the deepest hole ever drilled on Earth is 40,230 feet. But superimposing that distance on a map of your town offers much more insight into that holes actual depth. Thanks to a new website from the BBC called [...]
Ever wonder where the websites at which you spend the most time rank in the grand scheme of website rankings? Sure, a quick Alexa search yields all kinds of useful ranking information, but there’s nothing like a good list to really break it down. Thus we present Google’s recently released ranking of the world’s [...]
In terms of individualized usage of an online service, this is a staggering milestone. Facebook is expected to announce soon that more than 500 million people have signed up for an account its site, despite recent privacy concerns. That is approximately one in every twelve people on the planet (approximately one in four Internet users [...]
Despite the rise of eBooks and digitized printed media, some people still prefer the look and feel of printed paper. To cater to these technological hold-outs, PediaPress has developed a novel (pun definitely intended) online tool to create and print books filled with Wikipedia content. Unlike the portable WikiReader, which stuffs millions of the most popular [...]
Describing a game as serious doesn’t seem like the best marketing strategy. Games are supposed to be fun and entertaining, not filled with and built upon all the world’s already thriving negativity. So IBM’s announcement that it’s releasing a new game called CityOne seems counterintuitive for reasons far beyond the fact that IBM isn’t known [...]
This was big week for Facebook. The king of social networking companies held its 3rd F8 developers conference on Wednesday, at which several new improvements and features were announced. Amongst these, Facebook announced plans to expand its “like” feature from within its own site to any other website across the Internet. In doing [...]
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