In this week’s awesome installment of TDQ Tech, The Grindery tell you the real story behind Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook buying Instagram, and exposes the shenanigans going on at another technology website, this one out of “England.”
Can’t say we’re really all that surprised about that English site news. Can’t understand a word most of them say, and like my grandpa always said, if you can’t understand them, you can’t trust them.
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In this week’s TDQ Tech, The Grindery gang bring you less-than-thrilling news on the E.T. front, and a report about the discontinuation of a toy very popular from our childhood.
Well, we can’t say we’re surprised about either of these stories. Poor kids today are stuck inside bubble-wrapped, and poor NASA can’t catch a break. Damn shame.
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In this week’s awesome TDQ Tech, The Grindery gang brings you exciting news about the upcoming Sony Playstation and disappointing news about the “Mortal Kombat” and “Street Fighter” franchise cross-over game.
We never bought any of those Sony video games, we on ly buy American video game consoles, like SEGA. But with this new feature, we may have to reconsider.
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In this week’s edition of TDQ Tech, The Grindery presents a chilling tale of just how bad thing reallly are in the mobile phone industry, and a searing piece that takes you behind the scenes of a business meeting between Facebook and Google Plus.
Sort of reminded us of that scene in “Pirates of Silicon Valley” between Dr. Carter from ER and that dork from “Weird Science.” Awesome movie! (“Weird Science,” not “Pirates of Silicon Valley.”)
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This week’s TDQ Tech brings you a Grindery story about the hazards of linking something called Klout to something called MySpace, and a piece about the next direction the makers of Blackberry are headed.
We’ve told ourselves for a while now that we need to get one of them Blackberries. Or a Jitterbug. Maybe once our T-Mobile contract is up. We’ll see.
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