More giddy blog posts may lie ahead: All Things Digital claimed in October that Snapchat is in talks about yet another funding round valuing the company at a startling $3.6bn, with a lead investor potentially being "a strategic party from Asia" – later fingered as internet firm Tencent.
The first-time digital activist claims he never hacked the page, but was the masked man in the video.
The Digital Reader claims to have a picture of an early version of the device, in case you're curious.
Casio's $100-plus G-Shock, a monster of a digital watch, claims to work at 656 feet below water and can be thrown against a wall without breaking.
To help clarify Lennar Digital's claims and explain the copyright issues in this situation, THUMP Spoke to Jesse Morris, a music lawyer in Los Angeles.
In 2013, Digital Spy claimed 24 million monthly unique users, with a double-digit percentage growth curve, now it says traffic levels are at 15 million.
Mark Hanson, a Labour party digital strategist, claimed: "We have more people out on the doorstep making contact with voters.
Going global is also what the company did with other digital pushes, claiming that it "built the world's first virtual store where commuters buy groceries via their mobile phones in South Korea".
For the Saga, Digital Trends claimed it is "perhaps the best value buy for any console available".
And when a music platform bums you out — the one thing, above all else, that the evangelists of digital streaming claim to be able to do right — the music actually suffers for it, both for fan and artist alike.
Nick Levine of media reporting website Digital Spy claimed in a section aimed specifically at gay readers, that Declan (played by Sorensen at the time) was one of the main reasons to tune into Neighbours after its move in the UK to Five.
