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Helpful review of the iPhone4S if you are still on the fence on purchasing one.

Here is an awesome infographic on 5 years worth of trends in social networking and sharing.  It is amazing to see how Facebook and Twitter have grown up as major social networks.

A great post about the influence Steve Jobs had on so many people, whether you got the chance to meet him or not.  Or in this post’s case almost ran him over!

Apple may have disappointed the media by not incrementing the version number of iPhone4 to iPhone5, but consumers will not care.  Here  is a great post on why the press is panning it, why they are wrong and some of the best features of the new iPhone.

Tomorrow Apple release the next iPhone, called iPhone4S, and while it has the same look and feel of iPhone4, the guts of the phone will be a marked improvement over iPhone4.

With the new Facebook Timeline you can now see who has un-friended you over the years.  The simple check is really interesting if you have ever wondered why you stopped getting updates from certain people.  No it was not the magical Facebook algorithm, it was that they un-friended you!

Here is an easy step by step guide to enabling Facebook Timelines on your profile.  Mark Zuckerberg announced today at F8 that the profiles are available if you are a developer, well with these simple steps you will easily get access to the new profile even if you are not a developer.

Due to copyright laws and Hollywood, Netflix wised up to separate their businesses.  While the execution has been awful, the reasoning is sound.  Here is the outline to why the changes are happening and why Netflix is pissing off their customers and the stock price is tanking.

Now that the news is official and Syracuse is headed to the ACC, its time to break down the how Syracuse stacks up against its new competition.

UPDATE (11:56 PM EASTERN) - ACC Conference call at 930AM to announce SU and Pitt being admitted to the league.

Amazing that 8 years after the last flirtation with the ACC, in a matter of a weekend Syracuse is no longer going to be part of the Big East.