Should the Government Protect the Internet and Net Neutrality? We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United… Read More »
Why You Should Care That The FCC Is Trying To Redefine Broadband (from Gizmodo) In the wake of the ongoing net neutrality argument, another equally important squabble between regulators and telecoms companies has been overlooked. The FCC is trying to redefine ‘broadband’ as “internet which is actually fast enough to use”, and telecoms companies don’t like that one… Read More »
Our partnership with Emsisoft has been a good one. Whenever Emsisoft writes an article we find informative, they let us share it with you, no questions asked. Here’s a new article by Emsisoft that will help you recognize a PUP when you see one – and by PUP we don’t mean Spot. We have told you many times… Read More »
The following is an article from Computer World. We thought you’d you would be interested in it. Perhaps, more than every, all of us who use Windows better hope that Windows 10 is something special. Chromebooks spank Windows Last summer Microsoft talked its partners into trying to stop the growing popularity of Chromebooks in its tracks by making… Read More »
Note: Muriel S. brought this to our attention today and we wanted to share it with all over you. This is a Gizmodo article and it contains some rather hard to believe stuff. Ah but these days, truth is stranger than fiction. This New Website Lets You Hire a Hacker in Minutes Need to do some digital breaking-and-entering but… Read More »
CES 2015: GoBe calorie counter wearable put to the test A controversial calorie-counting wristband, which had been denounced by some medical experts, has been put to the test by the BBC. The creators of the GoBe wristband say it can automatically, non-invasively count the calories eaten by the wearer. After crowdfunding $1.1m (£707,000) to build the product, the… Read More »