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$0-19 Internet service for light data users
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.
The browser you use could be costing you!
Are you paying higher prices online just because you use a particular web browser? Like it or not, that's what's happening in the online shopping world. Clark explains.
Your browser and computer influences what you pay online
Should you pay more when you're shopping online simply because of the browser you're using? Some popular online retailers think so! The New York Times reports shoppers are getting widely different prices based on whether they use Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Safari. Here are just two examples: For the ...
Clean search engine results with no tracking
The search engine business is about to be shaken up by a scrappy third player. Search has been a two horse race with Google in the dominant position and Bing existing as a weaker competitor. Almost nobody talks about Yahoo! anymore for search. But the third player you might be ...
Web browsers offer do not track functions
The three bigs of the web browsing world either have or are installing a 'do not track' function on their browsers. Firefox is the only with the capability up and running right now. If you have the Firefox browser on your computer, visit Mozilla.org for details on how to activate ...
Google fights scam ads, Clark talks his Google ad policy
Google continues its fight against scam ads in what's shaping up to be a never-ending game of Whack A Mole. The search giant's latest figures show they disapproved 134 million ads last year, a figure that's up from 25 million in 2008. But the real problem is that as soon ...
Automated viruses plague online banking
RIP-OFF ALERT: Newly sophisticated Trojan horse viruses developed in Europe are expected to pose a threat to anyone who does online banking here in the United States. Criminal rings out of Eastern Europe are bringing a new level of threat to web users who encounter the common SpyEye and Zeus ...
New app runs the complete Windows Office suite on an iPad
If you believe wireless spectrum is getting too full and we're running out of capacity, you've got another thing coming. I just have to laugh every time a company like AT&T whines about how there will have to be rationing and rate hikes because of limited wireless spectrum. That just ...
Avoid the AT&T data cap crunch if you're an 'unlimited' customer
AT&T has basically declared war on its many millions of smart phone customers. I've got ways for you to fight back. The wireless giant had approximately 17 million customers on unlimited data plans when they just by fiat said they wouldn't honor their unlimited offer anymore and they imposed caps. ...
Could You Pass a Facebook Background Check?
Employers love to check references and even your credit before offering you a job. But could you pass a social media background check? Heed Clark's warning...
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