Best Buy won't rest on its laurels of charging high prices and employing know-nothings on the Geek Squad. They have unofficially launched Best Buy Music Cloud which is exactly what it sounds like, a crappy cloud music service.

I downloaded the app for my Mac ...

What is the best way for a Marxists group to hide in a free republic like the United States? Use a pro-freedom name and publish fake pro-freedom goals. With a name like Free Press, you would think the group would have the goal of defending the freedom of the press and freedom of speech in general, but no. Free Press, founded and funded by marxists, is a socialist group that operates under the guise of protecting free ...

Local California governments may soon be swooping in to intervene on what used to be a private family matter. San Francisco already has a proposed ban on circumcision on the November Ballot, and supporters hope to have a similar proposal for Santa Monica. Don't you feel so good that the government is looking out ...

An analyst has claimed that the explosion at a Foxconn building will not impact the supply of Apples popular iPad 2. Foxconn, based in China, is the manufacturer of many of Apple's electronics including the iPad line. The explosion which took place last week, killed 3 and injured dozens.

Although it is likely that Foxconn will move production to one of its sister factories, one has to wonder how much safer it will be than the factory in which the explosion occurred. The explosion was caused by an excessive amount of fine ...

CNET is reporting that Apple has signed a license agreement with EMI Music as well as Warner Music Group which will allow Apple to host music on the rumored iCloud streaming service. Apple is also reported to be finalizing similar agreements with Sony Music and Universal Music Group.

Apple hopes to have the first cloud based music service that is sanctioned by the music industry. Both Amazon and Google have already rolled out their versions of a cloud music service, but Apple's will be ...

As a libertarian, I have grown accustomed to my political viewpoints not being represented on TV shows. Dramatic TV shows, sitcoms, and other comedies seem to be riddled with progressive and liberal themes. Before I watched the pilot episode of NBC's Parks and Recreation in April of 2009, I knew it was a comedy about local government, so I was expecting to see a plethora of pro-progressive themes. I figured I'd give the show a shot anyway, since it was filmed in the same documentary style of The Office. As I watched the pilot episode of Parks,I was surprised to find that there was one character who appeared to have similar viewpoints about government as I: Ron Swanson.

Ron (portrayed by Nick Offerman), is the head of the Parks Department of the fictional town Pawnee, Indiana. As the audience was introduced to Ron, he said ...

Today, Microsoft announced that they will acquire Skype for $8.5 billion. Skype is an internet based text, audio, and video chat client that can be used across Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, iOS devices, and Android devices. One has to wonder why Microsoft would spend so much money on a technology that was recently valued by the market to be $2.75 billion. Why spend so much money when Microsoft's Windows Live Messenger pretty much ...