Many of you have no doubt heard of the scariest website in the world, Chat Roulette. If you’ve not been on it yet, I have to warn you that you need to prepare yourself. You need to do some deep breathing exercises and perhaps pray before saying, "Oh yeah, sure, Chat Roulette, you may access my webcam."
BITCH:TECH
21 Mar 2010 22:07 GMT
If you’ve not yet had your mind blown by the amazing production that is Lady Gaga’s video for “Telephone” – you need to stop what you’re doing and watch it right this second.Did you watch it? Did you pass out? I’m sure you did. I did, too, the first time I saw it. It gets easier..
BITCH:TECH
15 Mar 2010 17:37 GMT
The way in which society develops has a lot to do with choice, and the shift that's occurred in how consumers use the internet is no exception. Users can now choose from millions of information sources, are free to publish content on whatever they wish and encouraged to share their opinions on social networking sites.
BITCH:STYLE
15 Mar 2010 10:30 GMT
Earlier this month, the BitchBuzz team took a break from running around Fashion Week to pop into a lovely Xbox event, where they showed us their latest addition to the Xbox Family – the Xbox Natal.While this may sound like some sort of tool used by an obstetrician or a new sort of Pre-Natal vitamin, it’s not, and has absolutely nothing to do with babies. (So far, anyway.)
BITCH:TECH
04 Mar 2010 17:00 GMT
Has Web 2.0 failed?It's supposed to be the break-through moment, when the web frees us of our chains and allows children to hold hands across the world and sing songs—at least virtually. More people are online than ever: Facebook is the single biggest time suck out there for people with computers and more sign up for Twitter every day. You can sit down to your keyboard and have the world at your fingertips.
BITCH:TECH
25 Feb 2010 10:00 GMT
How much has the internet and communication technology really helped human rights? From the first “Twitter revolution” in Moldova to the Youtube videos of Burmese monks marching against their military leaders, the internet has been heralded as a gateway to information we’d never have had access to otherwise. But how much does it actually help the victims of human rights abuses?
BITCH:TECH
24 Feb 2010 11:44 GMT
Somehow a weird collision of events sparked a realisation for me - or really it was a reaffirmation, I suppose.When you add together the narrow escape from tragedy dramatised in Lone Sherfing's An Education, the inescapable tragedy that was the University of Alabama in Huntsville shooting and the head-scratching success story of mixmaster/plagiarist Helene Hegemann - "There’s no such thing as originality anyway, there’s only authenticity" - with the news that social media supp...
BITCH:TECH
18 Feb 2010 10:00 GMT
Sure, I can understand that the estimated 300 million people on Facebook are going to create a hubbub that makes it increasingly difficult to be heard and I'm not going to point fingers at number 299 millionth person (when it was really the 718,543rd one anyway, I'm looking at you, Edith). Nonetheless, the strains of this enormous size have become apparent.
BITCH:TECH
04 Feb 2010 10:00 GMT
As we mentioned last year, Xbox Reverb is a seriously cool way for fans to see their favorite artists perform in small, more intimate venues. Essentially, Xbox Reverb gigs are a bit DIY, as fans have the chance to interact with their favourite bands and influence all aspects of the gig from DJ-ing on the night, from designing the gig’s poster and to selecting tracks ...
BITCH:TECH
02 Feb 2010 14:38 GMT
I’ve never really understood the fascination with really big, fancy, LCD-HD-Plasma-whatever TVs.Sure, they look really nice when you’re walking through the TV section of Currys or Target, but I never really understood why people would spend the money on a 42” LCD TV, when surely you could just buy a smaller, cheaper flatscreen TV and be just as satisfied.
BITCH:TECH
29 Jan 2010 15:00 GMT