Here at Crenk we have just added a new Like button to the top of each individual article. You will see the love heart and a plus button next to it. If you like the article make sure you click the plus button and like the article. The top liked articles will appear in the sidebar.
This will really help our writers to know which article you really like, so they can write more articles in the same areas.
Awesome free psd file to showcase wallpapers on an iMac.
Double click layer smart object wallpaper, paste your wallpaper, save the file, then the design is automatically inside the iMac.
Sprint debuts the new Kyocera Echo at an event in New York City last night. Im a huge fan of the double touchscreen of the Kyocera Echo.
Each screen is a 3.5-inch WVGA touch display. The two screens are connected via a pivot hinge and can be used separately or combined together for a larger 4.7-inch display.
Sprint will launch the Android 2.2 phone this spring for $199.99 with two-year contract.
LimeJS is a great new Javascript game framework that helps any developer to create HTML5 based games in no time. Games created with LimeJS framework do not require any browser plug-ins or any additional software installation to run – just a modern web browser is needed.
The Current version of LimeJS supports almost all HTML5 capable browsers: Chrome, Safari, Firefox and even Opera. And of course this also covers two main mobile platforms, namely the iOS (iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch) and Android.
It has been uncovered that iOS 4.3 beta 3 firmware suggests that the Apple TV may soon support online gaming. The references in question here are “ATVGames” and “ATVThunder” which might possibly hint at some controller or leaderboards like the Game Center, a way to schedule games, proabably multiplayer, and a store front like the App Store.
Arianna Huffington recently sold the Huffington Post to AOL for $315 million, which seems to have made her personally $100 million richer.
However, out of the $315 million how much will all the unpaid bloggers be receiving? Well, nothing!
Now some of these Huffington Post contributors are demanding a share of the pie. They’ve setup a Facebook Page, appropriately titled Hey Arianna, asking Arianna to “give a little back to the unpaid writers who built the Huffington Post.”
This $315 million buyout by AOL, along with her $4 million annual salary as part of the deal, was built on the backs of hard-working writers who never saw a dime for their labor.
Many of Huffington Post’s most productive contributors broke news and provided astute analysis to regular beats, allowing Huffington to avoid hiring a paid journalist for the same coverage.
via Labnol
Wirefly has released details on the upcoming Sony Ericsson Xperia Play handset. The Xperia Play will be available on Verizon Wireless and it features very cool slide out gaming controls.
Sony Ericsson has a press event scheduled for Sunday, February 13th at 12:00PM ET in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress. We can expect to get all the official details on availability there.
HP will not be launching the PalmPad, as its called the TouchPad. HP’s Palm WebOS-based tablet is finally official and it’s got a different but equally boring name.
Features:
The TouchPad will be available in Wi-Fi only at first and will hit the market this summer. 3G and 4G models will follow.
CeraBox is a great tool from MooTools, which provides a stable and easy-to-use Lightbox-alternative.
It can display images, SWF files or any other HTML + load iframes and make Ajax requests. The script can group images to be presented as a gallery where they can be browsed with prev-next buttons.
Andreessen Horowitz has just invested $80 million in Twitter by the way of secondary markets. The news, reported by All Things D, is a surprising development considering that Twitter just closed a $200 million round of funding in December led by the senior firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and Andreessen Horowitz did not participate in the round. That round put Twitter’s valuation at $3.7 billion.
With Twitter now estimated to be worth $4 billion, Andeessen Horowitz’s $80 million stock buy equates to roughly 2% of Twitter.
