Japan's Data Usage Rates Compete With Each Other
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Why Chromebooks Aren't big in Japan
Chromebooks have finally made it to Japan, but can the Google (NASDAQ: GOOG)-powered notebook stay in the Land of the Rising Sun? Despite its standard …
‘The Giver’ Review
Dystopia themed works have come to rival the wizarding world of Harry Potter, and the vampiric machinations of Stephanie Meyers as the current trend in …
'The Giver' Review
Dystopia themed works have come to rival the wizarding world of Harry Potter, and the vampiric machinations of Stephanie Meyers as the current trend in …
Sony's VAIO PC Versus VAIO PC: What's the Difference?
VAIO PCs, from Sony’s spun-off division, are now getting redistributed in Japan. But what’s the difference? It’s been almost a month since VAIO’s resurrection, and …
Editorial: New Era Ahead
When we look at the world of covering technology today, we see that (unfortunately) most of the media and worse, paid up blogs and forum …
Forbes Writer Gives 5 Reasons to Admire Comcast
We’re not really sure what would possess someone to defend one of the most hated companies in America, but Forbes contributor Gene Marks went ahead …
FCC Gets Over 1 Million Comments on Net Neutrality
As we’ve been reporting over the course of the past few months, the FCC has issued a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) on Net …
Microsoft to Lay Off 18,000, Most Ever in Company History
As Microsoft’s Satya Nadella takes the reigns of the company, it appears as though he’s pushing for some serious blood letting from within the company …
Apple's iWatch to Have Major Health Focus, A Mistake?
Apple has been pushing heath and fitness heavily with their most recent campaign for the iPhone. This can be most noticeable in their recent ad …
Which Americans The NSA Spies On
The Intercept is reporting that the NSA is unsurprisingly spying on countless American citizens without there being any reasonable justification for doing so. This is …
San Diego Not Getting 300, 200 or 100 Mbps
In one of the most depressing rumor squashings I have ever had to personally experience, I am reporting to you today that Time Warner Cable’s …
The NSA Gathers 90% Irrelevant Data
The Washington Post is reporting via documents obtained from Edward Snowden that the NSA is collection hundreds of thousands of records, upwards of 160,000 communications, …
DHS Pushes New Ridiculous Security Measures
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently posted a ‘warning’ to foreign airports that have direct flights into the US, with an apparent focus on …
Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch Are Trying to Scrub The Web
Within the past few days there have been multiple stories of banks trying to scrub the web of their mistakes. One story involves a Goldman …
NSA Can Spy on Any Country Not in the "Five Eyes"
According to documents obtained by the Washington Post, the US court that oversees the FISA-based activities, also known as the FISA Court, has given the …
Supreme Court Rules Police Must Get a Warrant to Search Cellphones
In a win for the people of the United States and privacy advocates, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has ruled that the …
Post-Computex Blues – Yet Another Bloodbath on the Horizon
Or… The Vendors Never Learn It’s been a full 2 weeks now since the end of Computex, and the associated roaming around Greater China and …
T-Mobile's New Free Music Streaming Violates Net Neutrality
Normally, when a company violates something such as Net Neutrality it generally is in the company’s best interest and they are looking for ways to …
Comcast's New Evil Plan: Turns Home Routers Into Public Wi-Fi
As if Comcast couldn’t get even more evil, they just have. The company is turning people’s home routers and internet connections (that they pay for) …
