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A medical alert device is usally small enough it can be worn as a necklace, pendant, part of key chain etc’. If you have a family that has elder people or you know people with a medical condition, there is a solution that offers them and you a bigger peace of mind.
If a person [...]
When most of us think of technology, it’s thoughts of fun and convenience that come to mind- video games systems, big screen televisions, cellphones, iPods, that kind of stuff. But there is another side to the story, technology that goes further than just providing entertainment, but actually contributes something valuable to society.
A current example [...]
Okay, some people will like this. To me, however, it sounds like volunteering to be stalked, and not just Facebook stalked.
Garmin has aligned itself with the location-specialists in the app world – ULocate, integrating Where.com’s software with Buddy Beacon to be compatible with some of Garmin’s products. If you’re not familiar with this [...]
It’s been almost one year to the day since I posted my article on TechConsumer about why “Web 2.0″ wasn’t enough, and how “geocontent” might just well be the next big thing.
I’ve yet to change my opinion.
During the past year I have seen many strides [...]
A revolution is easy to spot when looking backward, but they are much harder to see when they first happen. Microsoft, Apple, eBay, Amazon…all revolutions with ramifications that weren’t seen until much after they first released a product, or came online.
But I predict a revolution in an event that took place just a [...]
I would be remiss if I didn’t blog about this. The reason I have not mentioned it prior to this is because it’s so freaking cool I can’t quite wrap my brain around it. I’ve always loved geocaching. This is where you use a GPS to get a specific location, find a “treasure [...]
Being that I’m studying for my bachelor’s degree in information technology security, I often find myself experimenting with certain computer security measures and countermeasures. Currently I’m enrolled in a class that focuses on computer and data forensics. Because of this, I have access to trials of some interesting computer forensics programs such as Access [...]
The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) is quoting “people familiar with the matter” in stating that within two weeks Google will announce plans to bring Google-powered phones to market by the middle of next year. Apparently, Google’s goal is “[T]o make applications and services as accessible on cellphones as [...]
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It’s easy to spot revolutions or major [...]
