If Washington doesn't blow it, stronger tech growth possible

Can a Hero fly to Sprint's rescue in the battle for smartphone supremacy? If nothing else, Thursday's announcement that a second carrier will soon offer a phone using the Android operating system could be another blow for truth, justice and the American way of providing more gadgets for tech-hungry consumers. Beginning Oct.

Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: MobilityApple is about to blow everyone’s heads off with the world’s thinnest iPhone yet, featuring snazzy in-cell technology with touch-tech integrated into the LCD, delivering the best iPhone 5 on-screen imagery ever.

Saturday Night Live’s latest parody sketch gives life to that oft-quted phrase ‘first world problems’. (Here’s an alternative link if the one above doesn’t work). In a biting take-down of some of the legitimate, but sometimes whiny niggles us tech press have with the new iPhone 5, the show assembled a mock Tech TV show called Tech Talk.

With the end of the financial year looming and a lots of cool, new tech coming consumers will be thinking about where to spend their tax refund cheques.

As a child reading Nintendo Power (R.I.P) I always had thoughts of journalism. Now I have more of a interest in tech other than video games. I really want to give this a try. I would love to write about android and other tech maybe even back to video games . My only issue is I don't know where to start or what a lot of people want in written reviews and editorials.

Lets say I have 1 Server with DNS zones as follows. (plan to move ns2.tech off of this server to a dns only box can this be done?

Our first group on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt is Michael Arrington speaking with San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and VC Ron Conway.

When Washington D.C. threatened to raise the price of an Uber cab by a few dollars, the online community staged a full-fledged panic attack. Yet it barely whispered a peep of discontent when Congress introduced a bill to alleviate the high-skilled immigrant crunch for tech companies.

Telstra, Optus, Microsoft and other tech leaders give their reaction to the Julia Gillard seizing the Australian government leadership today.