iphone Multitasking from Apple. What’s in, what’s not.
April 12th, 2010
In early April, Apple announced that its iPhone OS 4, in use for iPhone 3GS, iPad, and iPod Touch will support a limited form of multitasking. This feature has been readily available on competing products from manufacturers for some time. To date, multitasking on PC and mobile device O/S (operating systems) enables applications to […]
The G-20 Making the Protesters list
September 23rd, 2009
An anonymous group of G-20 protesters calling themselves the Pittsburgh G-20 Resistance Project published a list of local businesses, community organizations and research facilities that they’ve identified as “places where oppression and injustice exist on a daily basis.” The Resistance Project is encouraging affinity groups and other organizations to […]
Google’s FastFlip: a new ray of hope for the newspapers?
September 21st, 2009
In mid-September, Google surprised its fans with a new service: FastFlip. A user already familiar with Google News will find a few similar elements, but FastFlip takes the experience to a new level, both on a desktop and on a mobile device, allowing users to “browse news like a […]
When bankers write
Alan Greenspan, the celebrated and now under fire former Chairman of the Federal Reserve of the U.S. , and Henry M. (Hank) Paulson, Jr. former Secretary Treasurer U.S. have written books offering candid views of the U.S. banking system, the financial crisis, and major players at the highest levels of the system. blackandwhite offers additional […]
How the Catholic Church can save itself
Many very large organizations, corporations, and public entities face significant problems, scandals, and the like in their history. Under siege in Europe and the U.S. there is only one position, direction, and effort the Catholic church can take to save itself from a long slow death. Read this essay by John Eastman in an upcoming […]













