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Are Smartphones Really Smart?
Samsung declared at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that its “The Wave” is a “smart phone” and all feature phones are dead. But the definition of “smart” is questionable since, until Steve Jobs spoke, smartness was only a human quality. But the smartphones will win, I think, since they do so many apparently “smart” things, leaving humans to ponder if being dumb is o.k.
Comcast Brings Streaming Video to Tablet Computers
Podcast: Play in new window It’s happening–the merger of old and new media. Comcast just announced its new iPad and Android tablet service that brings live, on demand and recorded streaming video to tablet computers. The company, known for its “triple play” services (cable, VoIP and broadband Internet) will now connect to WiFi-enabled devices like [...]
Farmville Glitches Hit My Pasture
Podcast: Play in new window Farmville Glitches Upset My Animals As I was playing Farmville this morning, I experienced Farmville glitches and crashes. The infamous Cow appeared on my Facebook screen with a message: “Oh no! It looks like all the bits got lost on the way to your computer. Please refresh your page.” [...]
Cybercrime in a Wireless Age
Cybercrime in Silicon Valley and worldwide is growing. A while back in the south part of Santa Clara County (Silicon Valley), someone (s) severed fiber optic cables owned by AT&T, causing a disruption in telephone, Internet, ATM and other critical components of the our communications infrastructure. Thousands of businesses, government agencies and individuals were affected: [...]
4G Internet Speed Enticing Consumers Over Slower 3G
Now that many consumers have tasted 4G Internet Speed on their mobile devices, 3G seems antiquated. All the 4G carriers–Verizon Wireless, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint–have jumped on the 4G Internet speed wagon. Carriers are madly boosting upload and download speeds to satisfy consumer demand for 4G. And for good reason. 4G Internet download speed frequently exceeds [...]
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