Technology

This recently developed app claims it can predict the size of a man’s erection with nearly the same accuracy as a crooked bookie in a horserace. Dr. Chris Culligan says his Predicktor app is a fun and interactive way to help all of those guys walking around with “little pecker syndrome”  to see that they really aren’t packing that much less than the common man.

Could this be the new Blackberry? The video popped up in my Google+ feed but there isn't much of an explanation about it. Either way it looks pretty cool.

Three co-workers at IGT in Bozeman, a company that makes gaming machines, got together to create a mobile strategic board game app. Boxster is now available in the Apple App Store and for Mac and Windows.

We're a fairly casual bunch every day here at The MOOSE so "Casual Fridays" don't mean much. Silicon Valley start ups have the rep of being fairly casual themselves. However, at some start ups that's changing....just for fun.

The Belgrade Police Department has received numerous complaints from residents reporting a possible phone scam involving a person claiming to be a representative of Microsoft.

With a new year upon us, take a minute to check your online information visibility at Spokeo.com. I've removed myself before and what do ya know...had to do it again. Everyday there's ANOTHER website with our personal information posted for all to see that YOU didn't put there.

I really do pay attention while on conference calls, but I have to be DOING something. There's only so clean your desk can get so do yourself a favor and check out Disney's new Nemo Reef Building App.

Of COURSE you'll find The MOOSE on Twitter. Just another way to keep connected AND the best way to hear about up to the minute news, events and free stuff we give away. (@moose951)

I was browsing my Google+ news feed and a post came up with a warning reading: WARNING: DON'T PUT IPHONE 5 IN YOUR POCKET! I don't own an iPhone 5 but I immediately became interested in this strange disclaimer.

Facebook knows where you sleep. Facebook owns Instagram. Instagram is going to sell your pictures, because they can according to a new policy taking effect on January 16th, 2012. No, you can't opt out. Yet.

Perhaps you've seen the lengthy disclaimers that some Facebook users have been posting recently (in vain) to avoid Facebook being able to use their information and photos. Well, here's the real lowdown on changes Facebook will be making.

Do you find email chains at work where everyone's hitting "Reply All" just to say "Congratulations "or "Thanks" annoying? Apparently, it's also bad for productivity and several companies are actually working to get rid of it altogether.