9 Beautifully Pointless Wikipedia Edit Wars You Need to Know About
If you get a kick out of people watching, reading pointless edit wars on Wikipedia could be your new hobby. Here are nine articles to start off with.
Wikipedia's Current Events Shows Ongoing World News and Its History
You might not think of Wikipedia as a source for news, but it has plenty to discover on its Current Event Portal.
Google Unveils New Logo, Wikipedia Bans Bad Editors... [Tech News Digest]
Google brightens up its logo, Wikipedia breaks protection racket, Amazon Prime lets you download videos, Colbert voices Waze, CBS streams NFL, and Jimmy Kimmel makes enemies of gamers.
Ashley Madison Suicides, Get Cortana for Android... [Tech News Digest]
Ashley Madison offers a reward, Cortana lands on Android, Russia rags on Wikipedia, Kadenze offers online courses, Rockstar Editor comes to consoles, and a mad ad for Madden NFL 16.
The Bots Who Edit Wikipedia (And The Humans Who Made Them)
Humans aren't the only ones who edit Wikipedia — a significant portion of the site's contributions are actually made by bots.
5 Apps for Getting More out of Wikipedia
Tools for getting more out of Wikipedia, from alternative interfaces to games that force you to explore articles and think creatively.
Sony Pulls The Interview After Terror Threat From Hackers, & More... [Tech News Digest]
Also, the BlackBerry Classic brings sexy back, Netflix is never going offline, Yo gets festive, Wikipedia edits 2014, and the best Star Wars Christmas lights ever.
Everything You Need To Know About Wikipedia And More
Wikipedia is one of the most famous sites on the Internet. It's informative, as well as controversial, and having a page on there is highly sought after. Let's get to know it better.
Learn Something New Every Day With Wikiwand
Wikipedia holds a vast wealth of knowledge, but it's not exactly the most gorgeous website out there. Wikiwand allows you to effortlessly browse Wikipedia in a beautiful and highly functional modern interface.
Time Is Short: 20 Geeky TL;DR Wikipedia Entries You Need To Read [Weird & Wonderful Web]
Wikipedia can be a little wordy. So, what we need is an alternative version of Wikipedia which condenses the information down to its bare essentials.
Windows 9 Arrives Next Month, Islamic State Invades Diaspora, And More... [Tech News Digest]
Also, there are too many Androids, Wikipedia bans politicians, new authors have their hopes dashed, Swing Copters is stupid, and the serendipity of Spotify is revealed.
Google Unmasks Elite Hackers, iPads Can Give You Rashes, And More... [Tech News Digest]
Hidden From Google tracks blocked search results, naming rules relaxed on Google+, Oculus cancels Rift DK2 pre-orders over eBay sales, the story behind one man's Wikipedia bot, and Weird Al details Word Crimes.
New Raspberry Pi B+ Released, FCC Tallies Net Neutrality Comments, And More... [Tech News Digest]
Also, Beats goes after Chinese counterfeiters before Apple sale, Hulu nabs South Park, Twitter tracks Wikipedia edits from politicians, Amazon trolls the French government, and an honest game trailer for Minecraft.
Android Finally Gets The Wikipedia It Deserves: Meet The New Wikipedia Beta
It's surprising that despite there being so many great Android apps out there, there has not been a decent Wikipedia app so far. Well, all that changes with the new Wikipedia Beta!
How To Root Almost Any Android Handset, Stephen Hawking Q&A, And More... [Tech News Digest]
The Supreme Court discusses threats made on social media, Wikipedia changes its terms of service, IKEA bullies IKEAHackers out of business, Close Castles is your next addiction, and Facebook Messenger gets a Big Like, literally.
Surface Pro 3, DuckDuckGo Update, Netflix In Europe, Facebook Ask Button [Tech News Digest]
Microsoft unveils Surface Pro 3, DuckDuckGo gets updated, Netflix expands into Europe, Facebook gets personal, Wii & DS owners saved by server, Wikipedia discourages anonymity, and Michael Bay explains the birds and the bees.
3 Wicked Wikipedia Websites [Weird & Wonderful Web]
These three websites are entertainingly invaluable in helping keep an eye on Wikipedia and the content it's throwing out into the ether. They are funny, they are useful, and they are definitely worth bookmarking.
Rock The Small Talk: 3 Fun Ways To Pick Up Cool Conversation Starters
Everyone's got something to say about the weather. But if you want to engage people in a conversation for more than a few seconds, you need to follow up with something more interesting.
3 Fantastic Free Extensions to Improve Wikipedia on Google Chrome
As an avid Wikipedia user, there are two tools I have found quite helpful in my research, and another one which makes Wikipedia far more beautiful to browse through. Want to know what these are?
Wassup With WhatsApp, Project Tango, Satya Speaks, Xbox Remote [Tech News Digest]
Facebook buying WhatsApp, Google launches Project Tango, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella speaks, Microsoft takes wraps off the Xbox One Media Remote, Steve Jobs getting postage stamp, and Wikipedia could become a real set of encyclopedias.