When you’re searching for something on Google today, you’ll notice a fascinating instrument at the top of the page: It’s a recordable electric guitar built in the shape of the Google logo, paying homage to guitar great Les Paul, who would have been 96 years old today (Thursday).
Hover your mouse over the strings, and you can strum this little instrument. You can also play notes on your keyboard. Click the rectangular record button positioned where the bottom part of the second “g” in the word “Google” would be, and every note you play will be saved for posterity. Read More
I haven’t really posted yet about one of my major loves in life. No, not Peter himself, but music – specifically a cappella music. For those of you who aren’t completely familiar with the genre, a cappella is solo or group singing without instrumental sound. One such contemporary exponent of this musical art form is 
It has taken more than seven years, but at last Apple has brought The Beatles to the iTunes Store. If you are one of the rare people who is both a huge fan of the group, but somehow doesn’t actually own the music, you can buy the entire back-catalog at once for $150.
Apple is promising big news tomorrow, asking customers to “