Monday, 04 October 2010 00:00 | Written by Julie Dreese | | |
So Apple has done it again, revolutionizing the tech industry by creating a super cool toy with a myriad of uses . . . or is that a super cool tool with a myriad of toys? The first generation iPAD has been put through its paces, and the announcement for the second generation is likely to come this holiday season. So, you've heard the reviews and seen the commercials. Maybe your thinking about getting one, or maybe you're thinking about getting the second release next year. Either way, its time you got a good overview of the thing.
Use this article as a way to get a sense of the iPAD, one that you can't necessarily get by playing with one in a store display. Not even a year old, it's considered to be a breakthrough, but is it worth the money? With other tablet consoles slated for release in the next eight months, now's the time to take stock and familiarize yourself with the nuts and bolts of Apple's cash cow.
Monday, 26 April 2010 00:00 | Written by Wendy | | |
In December 2009, prosecutors in Colorado requested that a Federal Judge compel Yahoo to turn over the contents of a user's email account without first obtaining a search warrant based on probable cause. This resulted in a rare partnership between Yahoo and Google to fight off the government demands and protect user privacy.
Friday, 09 April 2010 16:35 | Written by Moses K. | | |
Any plans from the Federal Communications Commission for providing cheaper and faster Internet access could be derailed by a ruling issued April 6 from a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C.
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In 2008, the FCC voted to reprimand Comcast after discovering that the Internet provider giant was selectively blocking specific traffic on its network. Comcast customers using BitTorrent, a peer-to-peer file-sharing program, were the first to notice the blocks. According to National Public Radio, The Associated Press caught wind of the allegations and investigated. Two out of three times, they were unable to upload their file of choice, the King James Bible.
Free Press, a non-profit group, filed the formal complaint with the FCC in November of 2007.
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