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Random Thoughts is a weekly op-ed where I write about has been on my mind in that particular week.

The Bits of Tech podcast is where the Tech Editors of Thebitbag.com, John Agan “DirtyBirdPhoenix”, Timell Grant “Da Dios” and Randen Montalvo “Infamous Monty” get together to review the weeks news in [...]

The Bits of Tech podcast is where the Tech Editors of Thebitbag.com, John Agan “DirtyBirdPhoenix”, Timell Grant “Da_Dios” and Randen Montalvo “infamous_Monty” get together to review the weeks news in game hardware, [...]

If your like me and where disappointed with the actions that Netflix has taken with its restructuring of its DVD/BR price points fear not!, A explanation from the companies CEO Reed Hastings [...]

Last Thursday HP decided to discontinue operations for webOS devices, performing the Japanese equivalent of seppuku on the TouchPad and webOS phones. The HP acquisition of Palm gave hope to die-hards and fans alike that their fantastic operating system would get proper hardware support. With Thursday’s announcement everything came full circle and that hope dwindled. While HP dangles webOS over our heads, the only potentially viable options left for the operating system would be licensing it to others or placing it in/on other, non-phone/tablet devices such as cars, printers and PC’s.

Mozilla announced plans to release it’s own open sourced web-based mobile operating system, currently known as “Boot to Gecko” (B2G). This is very similar to the approach Google has taken with Chrome OS targeting netbooks with one slight caveat, Google isn’t using Chrome OS on smartphones or tablets. Mozilla’s new project, Boot to Gecko, will be using Gecko (Mozilla’s browser layout engine which is also used in Android) as well as some components from Android for its underlying foundation.

The Tech Editors of Thebitbag.com, John Agan “DirtyBirdPhoenix”, Timell Grant “Da_Dios” and Randen Montalvo “infamous_Monty” get together to review the weeks news in game hardware, mobile and general technology. to download Bits [...]