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While Congress, the FAA and Alec Baldwin want to change the rules about using electronic devices on planes, one report from Delta Airlines shows the devices may have interfered with the navigation systems of planes in flight.
Even Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL), which argued for relaxed rules, told the U.S. [...]
A week from now you may be out of luck if you use the YouTube app on your Windows phone. Google has sent a cease and desist letter asking that it be removed from the Windows Phone Store and disabled on May 22nd.
According to The Verge, Google did not make a YouTube [...]
Google will be begin selling an unlocked version of the Samsung Galaxy S 4 next month that runs on the latest version of the Android mobile operating system.
The Los Angeles Time says one of the announcements out of the Google I/O developer conference today is All Access, a music service like Pandora or Spotify.
The Silicon Valley giant said All Access, a part of its Google Music service, will allow users to combine their music libraries with the millions of songs [...]
If you shop in Nordstrom, your movements might be tracked via your smart phone’s wireless.
A story on NakedSecurity.com describes how the high end retailer and other stores track customers as the walk from department to department. The article says the technology is in use in 17 of the companies stores. This [...]
We email, upload and look at massive volumes of information on the web. Who is taking care to protect your information online in a government inquiry? The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s third annual report on privacy and transparency is out and you might be surprised at it’s findings.
The EFF judged companies on [...]
The Verge: How do you upgrade the best-selling Android phone of all time?
Tech Crunch: Samsung Galaxy S4 Review: The S Stands For Super, Not Simple
Mashable: Samsung Galaxy S4: Best Android Phone Ever
Gizmodo: Samsung Galaxy S4 Review: Better, But Not Best
Technologizer: Give Me One Smart Phone With Everything
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If you are driving, stop. Stop reading, not driving. That leaves another 659,999 people who are texting, driving or other wise distracted at this very minute.
That’s according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The NHSTA study said a population roughly the size of the city [...]
Facebook’s big announcement today wasn’t the phone that was speculated, but it will take over your Android phone if you want.
Facebook announced Facebook Home which will do all your communicating through the app, messaging, voice, comments, and status updates.
“With Home you see your world through people, not apps,” Facebook chief executive
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