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Self-Driving Cars Will Cause Fewer Accidents, But Also Fewer Organ Donors

Self-Driving Cars Will Cause Fewer Accidents, But Also Fewer Organ Donors

By Jim Tanous • Aug 18, 2014

The impending era of self-driving cars may make the roads so safe that the medical industry may run short on organ donations normally provided by the victims of automobile accidents, and the solution may arise thanks to another futuristic technology: 3D printing.

News

YouTube to Block Indie Artists Who Don’t Sign Up for Subscription Service

YouTube to Block Indie Artists Who Don’t Sign Up for Subscription Service

By Jim Tanous • Jun 17, 2014

YouTube is reportedly planning to block the music videos of indie artists and labels who don’t agree to the company’s terms for its new paid subscription tier.

News

Major Manufacturers Pledge to Support Smartphone Anti-Theft Tech in 2015

Major Manufacturers Pledge to Support Smartphone Anti-Theft Tech in 2015

By Jim Tanous • Apr 16, 2014

Major smartphone manufacturers including Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, and Motorola have signed a voluntary agreement to support anti-theft technologies on all of their devices starting next year.

Mobile

New Phishing Scam is Hosted by Google via Google Drive Exploit

New Phishing Scam is Hosted by Google via Google Drive Exploit

By Jim Tanous • Mar 14, 2014

A new phishing scam targeting Google Drive users is causing a stir because it exploits a Google Drive flaw to make it appear as if the fraudulent login page is hosted by Google itself.

News

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Privacy-Focused Search Engine DuckDuckGo Saw Traffic Nearly Double Following NSA Spying Revelations

Privacy-Focused Search Engine DuckDuckGo Saw Traffic Nearly Double Following NSA Spying Revelations

By Jim Tanous • Jan 13, 2014

Most major online companies are struggling to respond to last year’s revelations about the NSA spying and hacking programs, but privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo has found the entire situation to be very good for business. The company saw its traffic nearly double following last year’s disclosures by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

News

Email via Google+ is a Taste of the Future with a Terrible Introduction

Email via Google+ is a Taste of the Future with a Terrible Introduction

By Jim Tanous • Jan 10, 2014

Google on Thursday rolled out a controversial new feature that lets anyone on Google+ send an email to your Gmail account, even if they don’t have your email address. The new feature provides an interesting glimpse of a unified communications future, but Google did a terrible job introducing it.

Editorials

Google Teaming Up With Audi to Unveil Android Car Initiative

Google Teaming Up With Audi to Unveil Android Car Initiative

By Jim Tanous • Dec 30, 2013

Just a few months after Apple announced its own plans for iOS in the Car, Google is reportedly teaming up with Audi to unveil an initiative aimed at bringing Android-powered capabilities to cars’ built-in information and entertainment systems.

Hardware

Plex Now Available on Google Chromecast

Plex Now Available on Google Chromecast

By Jim Tanous • Dec 10, 2013

Google’s Chromecast just picked up a great new app. Plex, the excellent home media server and client software, is now available on Google’s tiny and affordable streaming device, although you have to be a PlexPass member to check it out right away.

Gadgets

Microsoft Ramping Up Security to Defeat NSA Snooping

Microsoft Ramping Up Security to Defeat NSA Snooping

By Jim Tanous • Nov 27, 2013

Microsoft is joining many other technology companies in looking for ways to increase its internal security to thwart unauthorized spying on its networks by the NSA and other government entities. Company executives are meeting this week to decide on a specific plan.

News

Jelly Bean Now Powering More Than 50 Percent of Android Devices

Jelly Bean Now Powering More Than 50 Percent of Android Devices

By Jim Tanous • Nov 4, 2013

Android Jelly Bean has reached a major milestone and is now on over 50 percent of active devices, but with the impending release of Android KitKat, Jelly Bean’s reign may be short-lived.

Mobile

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