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Why teens are ‘sexting’

the power of sexting

Why teens are ‘sexting’
What a study says about kids texting nude photos of themselves
What happened
An online poll found that 20 percent of teens had sent X-rated photos or videos of themselves to a boyfriend or girlfriend, or posted them online. A third of young adults ages 20 to 26 said they had done it. (USA Today)

What the commentators said
This is nothing to panic about, said Tracy Clark-Flory in Salon. “Sexting”—sending nude photos by cell phone—raises legitimate concerns—especially when the images get shared with unintended viewers. But it doesn’t mean technology is turning kids into amateur porn stars. It just shows that sexual experimentation, like everything else, has “gone digital.”
more at theweek


The Top 100 Undiscovered Web Sites

The Top 100 Undiscovered Web Sites
These sites let you crunch the numbers, analyze the data, or just look up who that one guy is in that one movie.
more at pcmag


My 10 years of blogging: Reflections, Lessons & Some Stats Too

Ten years is a long time. Sometimes it is so long that one forgets a lot more than one remembers — like the fact that it I have been blogging for a decade. I would have totally forgotten about the amount of time that has passed, had it not been for (what else) a blog post from Fred Wilson, one of the more engaging and rigorous bloggers on the web. It just so happens he is a venture capitalist, but he would be a great blogger without the VC tag as well.

more at gigaom


The 10 Most Awesome Apps You Need To Buy This Holiday Season

Welcome to the SAI: Tools 10 x 10 Holiday Gift Guide! We’re picking the 10 best products from 10 different categories to round out your shopping list this year.
For the next two weeks we’re going to bring you the best in tablets, computers, accessories, you name it.
Today, we pick our favorite apps across all platforms, from iPhone to Android to Mac to PC.

Read more at businessinsider


Apple launches first download-only operating system called Lion

Apple has launched its new operating system for Macs.
The new product, known as Lion, is only available for users to download from the company’s app store.
It is the first software launched by the company that does not have a disc – but can be bought on memory stick for an additional £25 on top of the £20.99 it costs to download.

more at dailymail


Earth Day: Why it is important to recycle bioenergy ashes back to forest


The Top 10 Must Try Gmail Extras


Cross generational view of women and tech


NEXT Mobile Trends 2011


How to Make Your PC as Fast as the Day You Bought It

One of the most frustrating things in life is a slow computer.

Every few years, we buy an expensive new PC and love how fast it starts up, runs programs, and loads websites. Inevitably though, it starts to slow down until eventually we are pulling our hair out waiting for it to do routine tasks

more at howlifeworks