'WORST DEAL IN A DECADE'
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James Poyner, 05/29/12

Blogger, techie, imaginator, Vegetarian, Cynic

This is the first Kinect game which I have played that requires you to be seated for most of it. Controls such as turning on the VT, changing ammunition type, activating the periscope, the headlights, and the auto destruct button - oh yes there is an auto destruct button - are all controlled by you.

Bianca Bosker, 05/25/12

Senior Tech Editor, The Huffington Post

Having attracted 900 million users to the biggest party in history, Facebook now has to sell them stuff -- without being a buzz kill.

Douglas Crets, 05/29/12

Ed Tech Enthusiast -- Social Media Director and Audience Evangelist at Microsoft BizSpark

It doesn't take a trend report to tell us that mobile is increasingly how people think and drive action in their daily lives.

Arianna Huffington, 05/25/12

The Edmonton Journal recently called Jeff Skoll "the greatest Canadian you've never heard of." But, in fact, Skoll, beyond being the first president of eBay, has been a pioneer in the world of cutting edge philanthropy. Here is my interview with him.

Thierry Grenot, 05/28/12

CTO, Ipanema Technologies

Just as consumers have seen widespread problems when using new data-intensive applications on smartphones, the same problem is also impacting the business world as corporate networks struggle to cope with new demands.

David Rowntree, 05/27/12

Blur drummer and Labour activist

The elephant in the room, is that your home, office, and school computers are under attack right now, and attempts are being made to steal your information, then get your machine to start stealing from other people, over 85,000 times every day, 31 million times every year.

Henryk Frystacki, Ph.D, 05/25/12

PhD in Applied Physics & Engineering from the Technical University of Munich

The real latent risks to life on earth are unpredictable impacts of asteroids and eruptions of super volcanos. Both have struck the Earth in the past and there is a chance that both may threaten life again.

Franz-Stefan Gady, 05/29/12

Foreign Policy, Military Analyst and World Affairs Commentator

Among the many definitions of war, cyberwar often (not always) fails to meet two of the most basic aspects of how we understand war; war must be lethal and political.

Matthew Finnie, 05/28/12

Chief Technology Officer, Interoute

"Cloud Computing" - we've probably all heard the term in one context or another, but what is it exactly, why should you care, and how can you cut through the hype?

Larry Weber, 05/29/12

Chairman and CEO, Racepoint Group

In recent weeks, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook have all made news in an effort to emphasise their mobile credentials. However, mobile phones are very personal things for most people; companies will have to work hard to connect with consumers via mobile.

Brad Spirrison, 05/23/12

Managing Editor of Appolicious and Chicago-based writer

Like The Tonight Show, the App Store is not just about blockbusters, but also more niche titles that appeal to a variety of tastes.

Alfie Evers, 05/24/12

Writer of Comedy/Opinionated Overlord

It's hard to imagine a time without Facebook, but believe me, it existed - I was there. It was a time when everyone strived to have smaller mobile phones and Saddam Hussein was still hiding in a bunker clutching a bag of Funsize Mars Bars and a copy of Nuts Magazine.

Eric Yaverbaum, 05/24/12

Bestselling author

When it comes to Facebook, we are still trying to figure out two things: what it is worth to us, and how much it should cost.

Larry Magid, 05/24/12

Technology journalist

Despite my complaints, I remain optimistic about Android. Problems aside, diversity and openness breed innovation and, over time, I expect there to emerge a more harmonious Android ecosystem. But I got tired of waiting, which is why I bought that iPhone 4S.