Rich Jaroslovsky

Tech Gifts for Dads and Grads

bloomberg.com — Looking to give that stressed-out dad something soft and soothing for Father's Day? Consider the wireless audio pillow. Or if you're celebrating someone's graduation, get loud with a portable Bluetooth speaker. These are just a couple of items on our list of favorite tech gifts for dads and grads....

Lenovo Games as Toshiba Goes Upscale: Rich Jaroslovsky

bloomberg.com — Say what you will about Microsoft (MSFT) 's Windows 8, it has certainly inspired personal-computer makers to shake up their offerings. We've seen PCs that bend, PCs that slide, even PCs that convert to Android tablets. Now come two more, one enormous and the other compact.

Microsoft Chrome Now Everywhere Parody - Original Chrome video in Description

youtube.com — Original video http://youtu.be/JYphwLsFHYw One browser for your laptop, phone and tablet. When you use Chrome across all of your devices, your web gets better, everywhere Microsoft Parody

Baig: A Tumblr guide for newbies

usatoday.com — Tumblr is an aesthetic pleasure, like entering a modern art museum for the first time The signup screen for Tumblr. (Photo: Tumblr) NEW YORK - You can admit it: until news leaked Friday that Yahoo was about to acquire Tumblr you'd barely even heard of the microblogging/social networking website, much less spent any meaningful time in the place.

Verizon Puts Nokia on a Diet: Rich Jaroslovsky

bloomberg.com — The spec sheet for Nokia's Lumia 928 will look familiar to users of the company's six-month-old Lumia 920: same Qualcomm processor, screen size (4.5 inches) and resolution (1,280 by 768 pixels), and Windows Phone 8 software. But Nokia's new flagship phone, which is available in the U.S.

Will Blog for Swag

prospect.org — Why tech reporters should feel a little wrong about all that free stuff they're taking home

Fitbit Flex Leads Wrist-Tracker Pack: Rich Jaroslovsky

bloomberg.com — The main drawback to Fitbit's wearable activity monitors may be how unobtrusive they are. To hear users tell it, their trackers have taken more unplanned trips through the washing machine than a crumpled dollar bill. Meet the new Flex, which for the first time puts Fitbit's technology into a wristband.