Travel Bag: Planning an Inverse Vacation
Planning an Inverse Vacation When people plan a vacation, they probably have a particular destination, like Disney World, in mind from the beginning. From…
Category: Technology
Fake News: What Facebook is doing
There is a lot of fake news going around Facebook, at least that’s what some commentators say, and the fake stuff is too often believed. According to The…
Automation: Will there be any work?
In an age when many people already feel that the middle class is under stress, automation can seem like the final nail in the coffin. The reality of…
3 ad blockers with a mission
Advertising pays the bills on the Internet and ads can be annoying. Enter the world of ‘ad blocking.’ New charitable ad blockers hope to make advertising…
Podcasts: Fun, info for the mobile age
Podcasts are like the entertainment industry for everyone: Everyone can star and no topic is too obscure. Anyone with a microphone and a computer can put…
Clumsy phone shopping destined to improve, experts say
If you bought something on a phone recently, chances are good, you knew exactly what you wanted. A study by Adobe, shows that people just don’t browse on…
Solutions for time-wasting voice mail.
Rambling voice messages. Incoherent voice messages. Useless voice message. Send a text, for crying out loud! You could just turn off your voice mail…
High-tech Menorah kits
For your budding computer scientist, here is a high-tech project to create the ancient 9-armed Menorah. The project kit, from evilmadscientist.com,…
Who do you love? The home assistant competition
The fight to bring music and a virtual assistant to every home intensified in November with the release of the Google Home system; the direct competitor…
Pings: Millennials and scams; Facebook soars
Millennials fall for online scams, study says The most tech-savvy group in the world are the most likely to have lost money in scams, according to the…