Google admits it's mistakenly been collecting samples of payload data from non-password protected Wi-Fi networks. First Facebook, now Google. Who can you trust these days? One thing is for sure; if you have a home Wi-Fi network, it should be password-protected. Do it…now. From … [Read more...]
Facebook tightens security logins
As Facebook is facing increasing criticism over the way it handles your privacy, and an all- hands meeting is reportedly going on over how to deal with the backlash, the company has come out with yet another reason to make a trip to your Account Settings Page. New security … [Read more...]
Sprint’s HTC EVO 4G: Will you pay for speed?
Since the announcement Wednesday evening of the specs/pricing for the HTC EVO 4G phone, I’ve seen no fewer than five people in the tech industry announce their intention to trade in their phones, one an iPhone, for the upcoming Android device. Consider this Facebook … [Read more...]
Mother’s Day Techy gift ideas
Some high tech gifts any mom would love this Mother's Day. Here's my segment from ABC's World News Now: [You can find this video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQG1Xzy2fRU.] Eye Fi Connect X2 memory card-$49.99 Kodak Pulse 7" Digital Frame-$129 Asus Skype … [Read more...]
Kin One and Kin Two: My take on being social
Microsoft has released two new phones with Verizon; the Kin One and Kin Two. They're social phones, aimed squarely at the uploading, messaging, social generation. Kin One is a compact-sized slider, easily held in one hand. The keys are a little small for my fingers, but I'm … [Read more...]
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