In this season of anti-piracy bills, one of the premier resources for pirating digital content, the Pirate Bay, is moving on to the next big thing. It has announced a new category called `Physibles’ to store digital files that can be downloaded and used in collaboration with 3D printers to print out actual physical objects. Pirate Bay believes that the next step in copying is from the digital form to the physical form.

At the iBooks event in New York City, Apple gave an incentive to every college student to get an iPad.  Textbooks are going to be a focal point for Apple. At this event, it focused on high school education. The iPad plan seems well suited for high school and college students.

Dropbox has made our lives easier digitally. You can put a file in your Dropbox folder and it will be available on cell phones and on all your other computers. If you are sharing a Dropbox folder with another person, any files that you add to this shared folder will instantly appear on the other’s computer. It is very useful. Dropbox has currently fifty million users worldwide.

Why will the iPad 3 get the 4G before the iPhone? Bloomberg feels that the iPad’s larger battery will be able to support the power requirements of LTE (Long Term Evolution for standard wireless communication) better. This alone may not be the real reason.

If someone has played with your car and sprayed some unwanted paint on the sides, what do you do?  You don’t have to get upset. You just have to get WD-40.

What is WD-40? It is a product that resulted from a search for a rust preventive solvent and degreaser to protect missile parts. WD-40 was created in 1953 by three technicians at the San Diego Rocket Chemical Company. Its name comes from the project that was to find a 'water displacement' compound. They were successful with the fortieth formulation, thus WD-40. The major dominant ingredient in WD-40 is fish oil.