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The Internet has changed the world we live in, opening up communication, and allowing us to shop, bank and research anything online. It's also created a world where mobile phones are getting cheaper and more sophisticated all the time, allowing social networking to become the preferred way of communicating. Stay on top of all the trends here.
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Cheaper Internet coming for rural areas
Look up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's … Google's Project Loon?! Google is testing solar-powered hot air balloons in New Zealand that can beam high-speed Internet to rural areas, bypassing wires and bypassing the ground. This project is the latest from the super-secret Google X ...
Stretch your data with this free iPhone app
Looking for a way to dramatically reduce data use on your smartphone without changing your surfing habits? Beat data caps with this free iOS app.
Fight fake charges from online retailers
Zombie returns are coming back to haunt the credit card statements of consumers. I want to tell you what they're all about and how to protect yourself. Here's how this plays out: You return something to an online store. You get your credit, but then months later, the charge is ...
Apple readies kill switch for stolen devices
With smartphone theft the No. 1 crime in many metro areas, Apple has defied wireless operators and mobile manufacturers to do the right thing for consumers. Over the next few months, Apple will be introducing a kill switch for mobile devices as a software update that’s part of iOS 7. ...
Facebook virus could steal your money
Facebook users are facing a threat from a Trojan virus that could empty their bank accounts. The much feared malware known as “Zeus” is reportedly infecting sports fan pages on Facebook, according to NBC News. Many of the Facebook links that have proven problematic have the extension ".tk" – signifying ...
Free high-speed Internet from FreedomPop
Are you a data hog at home? If not, there could be an opportunity for you to pay anywhere between zero-to-$19 a month for service if your Internet usage is light. FreedomPop.com has a device called the Freedom Hub Burst that offers high-speed Internet at home. This will work for ...
Clark on government surveillance
In the flurry of info coming out about NSA spying, who knows what is fact and what is not? The only thing we know for certain is that data mining is very sophisticated today. Initial reports suggest things being tracked include every cell phone call, where you're located, who you ...
Apple rolls out new OS, iTunes Radio
In a world where Android outsells Apple by 5:1, Apple has been busy showing off new versatility at a recent developer conference. Chief among the new developments Apple unveiled are a new Mac operating system and a revamping of some of the brand's flagship computers. Apple showed off newly redesigned ...
$4/month wifi hotspot for light data usage
Hotel wifi charges can be outrageous. But what if it only cost you about $4 a month to have a 4G hotspot in your pocket when you're traveling?
Nexus 7 fake better than the real thing?
Shopping for a tablet? Among 7-inch models, the Google Nexus 7 has a stellar reputation and a reasonable starting price of $199. If you like the hardware but don't want to spend quite that much, there's another choice that's arguably a bit better--for less. The Hisense Sero 7 Pro ...
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