Adobe Flash was once an extremely ubiquitous part of the web surfing experience, with many sites … Flash dying off on websites and Google adsRead more
Google to end support for Picasa
On Friday, Google announced it’s ending its support for its desktop photo management software Picasa. The … Google to end support for PicasaRead more
Time, Inc. to buy (what’s left of) MySpace
MySpace was once the most popular social media network in the 2000s, but Facebook’s rapid rise … Time, Inc. to buy (what’s left of) MySpaceRead more
How do Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton fare on technology issues?
It’s another presidential election year here in the United States. Of course, there’s been plenty of … How do Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton fare on technology issues?Read more
Minorities in cartoons: “The Prince of Egypt”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is the 1998 DreamWorks animated film “The Prince of Egypt.” … Minorities in cartoons: “The Prince of Egypt”Read more
“My Cage” is back as a webcomic
“My Cage” (by Melissa DeJesus and Ed Power) was a newspaper comic strip that I enjoyed … “My Cage” is back as a webcomicRead more
Jughead Jones revealed to be asexual
This week’s issue of the rebooted “Jughead” comic (“Jughead” #4) makes a pretty big revelation (or … Jughead Jones revealed to be asexualRead more
Thoughts on Super Bowl 50’s commercials and halftime show
The Super Bowl has once again come and gone, with the Denver Broncos beating the Carolina … Thoughts on Super Bowl 50’s commercials and halftime showRead more
“The Walking Dead” tops January 2016 comic sales
“The Walking Dead” #150 topped a light comic sales month for January 2016. As usual, however, … “The Walking Dead” tops January 2016 comic salesRead more
Just how big is Smallville?
A look at the different population sizes given over the decades (and across media) for Superman’s childhood hometown of Smallville.