Teenagers Spoof Speed Cams, Prank “Enemies” and Teachers Posted on December 27th
When I was a teenager, we might TP the house of someone we disliked. Some Maryland teenagers instead have figured out how to fool speed cameras by spoofing the license plates of their "enemies," resulting in those spoofed receiving unwarranted speeding tickets. Read full story from technologyexpert.blogspot.com Read more Tagged as Technology News Review | No Comments » | Continue
Google cancels staff Christmas cash bonus
The cold wind of the downturn that has been blowing though Silicon Valley finally reached the doors of the world's ... Continue
December 26th / 0 comments
Lessig: It’s Time to Demolish the FCC
We'll stifle the Skypes and YouTubes of the future if we don't demolish the regulators that oversee our digital pipelines.Read ... Continue
December 26th / 0 comments
The Best Highlights of 2008’s DVDs
After another year of spending untold hours curled up on my sofa while watching DVD bonus features, I have realized ... Continue
December 26th / 0 comments
PC Got a Virus? Consider Getting Help Offline
Recently, I've heard from several people who used their credit or debit cards at the first sign of infection, to ... Continue
December 25th / 0 comments
Improving Your New Computer
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December 25th / 0 comments
Nintendo, Dentsu to offer video on Wii
TOKYO (Reuters) - Dentsu Inc, Japan's largest ad agency, said it would team up with game maker Nintendo Co Ltd ... Continue
December 25th / 0 comments
Hi-tech helps track Santa Claus
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December 24th / 0 comments
OS shoot-out: Windows vs. Mac OS X vs. Linux (InfoWorld)
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December 24th / 0 comments
Review: Cable, sat TV alternatives OK but a hassle (AP)
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December 24th / 0 comments
Peer-to-peer may be filtered, says Conroy
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December 23rd / 0 comments
Somewhat Frank Last Minute Holiday Gift Ideas
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December 23rd / 0 comments
Samsung bets big on the great outdoors
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December 23rd / 0 comments
Shock Success For Bush Shoe Game
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December 22nd / 0 comments
Missouri Begins Prosecuting Cyberbullying Cases
Following the 2006 suicide of Megan Meier over a MySpace hoax, Missouri revised the the state's already existing harassment law ... Continue
December 22nd / 0 comments
Brace yourself for 3D television
Television has evolved a long way since the first broadcast from Alexandra Palace in London more than 70 years ago. ... Continue
December 22nd / 0 comments
Power 2009: Jay Keasling, Molecular Biologist
Saving the World, One Molecule at a TimeRead more Continue
December 21st / 0 comments
Rob Pegoraro’s Help File
QYears ago, I bought an "HD-ready" television that did not include a digital-TV tuner. Now I would like to get ... Continue
December 21st / 0 comments
Hundreds of Stolen Data Dumps Found
Recent reports by security firms Finjan, RSA, SecureWorks and Symantec have shown that stolen identities, bank accounts and credit card ... Continue
December 21st / 0 comments