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WE HAVE THE INTERNET. WHO NEEDS RADIO? Podcasting is cool, but radio can reach people who would never find a given podcast…
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It’s been years since such a simple task has rendered me useless. The last time I couldn’t think of anything to type was back when Napster was illegal, and my brain would shut down every time I tried to think of another low-quality song to add to my
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Tumblr beat out Facebook in a recent survey of what teenagers use online.
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Operating systems that support open Web standards could undermine tightly-controlled marketplaces for mobile apps.
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Link Porterfield (Technology Consultant) explains Linux, the free and open-source software that has been available since the early 1990's.
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Facebook bought Instagram for $1 billion last spring in a defensive measure.
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WHY ENCRYPTION? You have a safe for your guns, right? Computer encryption is a safe for your thoughts.
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WHY ENCRYPTION? You have a safe for your guns, right? Computer encryption is a safe for your thoughts.
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A policy change means that sections of spectrum can be “checked out” for different purposes at specific locations.
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Program is funded by ‘tax’ on telecom customers
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A custom version of Android exerts total control over what you can do, depending on where you are and what apps or networks you are using.
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You've heard that Google is working on computerized glasses. They're called Google Glass, and developers can already buy them.
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Skype has just fixed a Skype security flaw that may have been circulating on Russian hacker forums for months. The flaw made it possible for anyone to change a user's password with only the victim's email address.
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Automakers are racing to get apps in the dash, with varying degrees of success.
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Reports say applications for Amateur Radio (HAM) Licenses have skyrocketed in recent years (I wonder why!) and there’s been a lot of talk of using it for communications in a post Fan Event.
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A startup says it's cracked a decades-old efficiency problem dogging wireless communications.
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The Federal Communications Commission said Tuesday that it’s accepting comments on a petition that seeks to have Internet-to-phone text messaging declared a type of autodialing. The technology, which collects cell numbers without consent and then mes
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Verizon customers should be ticked off about the company's practice of selling user data to marketers.
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Lately, Mike Janke has been getting what he calls the “hairy eyeball” from international government agencies.
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The ability to be able to predict what will happen in a survival situation is an important part of being prepared.
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Before the days of high-speed internet and even dial-up AOL, there was an "online" world of communication that many people today have no idea existed. A much more decentralized way of communicating "online" that could be argued to have significantly
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Phone users can sign up to have incoming messages automatically translated from one language to another. Real-time voice translation could follow.
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Surveyed, as in, if it wasn't shut off, the NYPD skimmed or "surveyed" most of your information, really your identity and all that goes along with it, straight off your phone.
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In 1989, when the iPhone wasn't a glimmer in Apple's eye, Radio Shack was selling a state-of-the-art $799 cell phone. The jingle might be upbeat, but the phone itself is pretty heavy. Ad Age did the math, and the $799 portable phone would be worth $1
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Neurosurgeon and researcher Dr. Leif Salford has conducted many studies on radio frequency radiation and its effects on the brain.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg hasn’t enjoyed watching his company’s stock price plunge this summer, but he is relishing the opportunity prove his critics on Wall Street wrong.
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Most people don't realize that Facebook can continue to monitor their internet activity, even if they are no longer logged into the site.
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Apple just announced its next-generation smartphone, the iPhone 5.
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..."NOTHING" Mark Zuckerberg is speaking this afternoon at TC Disrupt, a tech conference in San Francisco.
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Why are all these world records for quantum teleportation so important?
