WWDC 2011 has just wrapped up and the rumors about next year’s conference have already begun.Macrumorsis reporting that the multi-year calendar of San Francisco Convention and Visitors Bureau has June 10th-15th blocked off for a ‘Corporate Meeting’at Moscone West. The calendar correctly predicted the 2011 dates last year but you should still take this date range with a grain of salt. A tentative date range doesn’t give us the really useful information, when tickets will be going on sale....

For those of you who don’t have an office to call home, or maybe you just need somewhere that feels a bit different, there’s a new application calledDesktimethat can help you track down workspace for rent. Presently only available in Chicago, but with plans to expand soon, Desktime is a web-based application that will let you filter available workspaces down to your liking. For each selection, there’s a listing of amenities and many of them also give you a description of the look of the space so you’ll know whether or not it fits your liking....

TLDR:The Complete 2021 Piano for Beginners Bundle is an all-in-one training package to get students of any age playing the keyboard with skill and confidence. If you want your kid to be smarter, it can occasionally mean some tough love. But for all those times you make them do their homework or read a book instead of playing video games, you can practically see their brains getting bigger in front of your eyes....

Did a sexy siren or awkward gent just drop a black business card in your plate of fries? If so, you may have just beenCheek’d. Cheek’d, a NYC based dating network, bridges the gap between online dating and real-world romance by providing members with physical cards that they can use to entice people from the real world to flirt with them in the virtual world. It’s the 2.0 version of “Call Me....

I have. In fact, the Foursquare bathroom check-in is my signature move. And so has Tiffany Shlain, the Director of a the film “Connected,” which arrives in theaters this October. The film takes a first hand look at our complicated relationship with modern technology– how it has both the power to both connect us and detach. In many ways, “Connected” is the ultimate collaboration between Shlain and her late father, Leonard, a surgeon and bestselling author (The Alphabet and the Goddess) whose works explored the conflict between the right brain (masculine, factual) and left brain (feminine, emotional) and how it shaped human history....