Before the internet, people were forced to behave stupidly in front of only a small group of friends, writes Deep Fried Man. FULL STORY >

Deep Fried Man wonders what kind of magic sound surgery Dr Dre performed in order to make his headphones worth $3.2 Billion. FULL STORY >

Deep Fried Man believes he was a tech hipster before tech hipsters WERE even a thing. FULL STORY >

In these information rich times, Deep Fried Man believes being average is the easiest way to protect your privacy. FULL STORY >

Deep Fried Man reflects on Facebook's decision to pay $19 billion for an app that cost him $1, FULL STORY >

After spending some time in the East, Deep Fried Man believes free wi-fi is not a privilege, it's a basic human right. FULL STORY >

Deep Fried Man is forced to admit that his television might be smarter than him. FULL STORY >

Not being into games may make most self-respecting geeks think less of you, but it does have its perks, writes Deep Fried Man. FULL STORY >

I realise that this is meant to be a tech column, so I hope you forgive me because rather than writing about technology this time round I have decided to focus on BlackBerry instead. FULL STORY >

They innovate with tech, but the real geniuses at Apple are in the marketing department, writes Deep Fried Man. FULL STORY >