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Lex Friedman tried to cut the cable cord, and failed. Here’s why.

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Virgin Media is beginning to charge for access to its Wi-Fi service on London’s Underground.

Acer’s president says Windows 8 has not been successful, but heaps praise on the U.S. sales of Chrome OS notebooks.

Eric Engleman, Bloomberg: Google officials say changes in the [Electronic Communications Privacy Act] are needed to prevent law enforcement from obtaining certain e-mails and other content without search warrants, and to give documents stored on cloud services the same legal … Continued

Barnes & Noble’s CEO says the company will close 20 stores a year for the next decade.

600 million Android handsets, and two-fifths of them are running outdated versions of the operating system.

I was doing good following along with the logic behind this until the last line then – MIND BLOWN.

Pixelmator is a great image editing app and all that I use on my Mac.

AT&T is buying 700MHz spectrum from Verizon to assist with its 4G LTE buildout.

Podcaster, musician and man about town Dave Hamilton shares his podcasting microphone advice.

The lesson for you kids out there? DON’T PUSH THE RED BUTTON!

Klout is catching some shit for a three year old recruiting poster.

Nitrozac & Snaggy explain how AAPL stock value is determined.

CBS is at it again with CNET. What bullshit.

Facebook doesn’t like to share anymore.

Mad libs for Internet foreplay.

Scott McNulty has some problems with the Apple Store. I can’t blame him. I have to wear pants, and that makes me cranky.

Dan is joined by Jim Dalrymple and Merlin Mann. They talk about intense heat, hotels, writing, the evolution of the link blog, advertising online, guitars, and more.

Jim and Dan discuss Blackberry 10, Apple’s profit falling, 3 Monkey Amps, and Pro Co RAT2 Distortion Pedal.

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It’s really easy to spread rumors in the tech press – here’s just one example.

Things aren’t looking good for Windows 8 when signs like this pop up.

MG Siegler responds to Microsoft’s pricing of the Surface Pro at $899.

TechHive examines five popular free blogging services.

The White House blog is promoting an event called the National Day of Civic Hacking, on June 1-2, 2013.

Pixelmator is a great image editing app and all that I use on my Mac.

The National Labor Relations Board supports employees using social media to talk about wages and working conditions, but not to post stupid shit.

Some dipshit at Forbes thiks Apple should replace Tim Cook with Jony Ive.

A Canadian college expelled a student after he uncovered a serious data security flaw, but he’s already getting job and scholarship offers.