The Accountability Project

For too long, our consumer system has been poisoned with misinformation, lies and double-speak. The most powerful way to combat these tactics is to drag them into the light of public scrutiny.

The Accountability Project is a volunteer platform to document unscrupulous merchants and their misdeeds as they commit them. The Accountability Project allows you to submit videos, recordings, and other items for publication online, so that these abusers of the public trust can see that there’s a cost to their dishonesty.

Google Phone Dependability

Google's been cranking out some amazing phones lately, and we're not even going to pretend this is somehow related to our career or to any kind of concern for consumers. No, our salivating over the New Google phone has nothing to do with Calvin and everything to do with Hobbes.

Let me spell it out for you: I like the sensitive kid. Sure. But he's a bit annoying at times with his sentimentality and good intentions...

You thought I was going to talk about philosophy, didn't you. Heh. Just get yourself a Nexus, rock it Android-stylie, and get on with your life in a rational manner.

Phone Accountability

It should be stated here for the record that comparing the iPhone 5 to the iPhone 4 is like taking bites from an orangeapple. Which is to say that these babies are both sweeeet. But in times of pinch such as these, one may be forced to choose between the two, to cleave the awesomeness so to speak, and choose the morer of two sweets.

On an occasion such as this, heaven forbid, one would be far better off in the long run if one is able to compare the two iphones side-by-side. In an iPhone 5 vs iPhone 4 face-off, one must gird oneself about the brain with the sharpest analytical tools and the geekiest inside scoops available. Our boys at the link above can help. Check 'em out

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