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Apple is set to unveil its next-generation iPad – which will come in two versions – at the iWorld scheduled for January 26, 2012, according to sources at its supply chain partners.
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We continue with tech toys and what kids want. Today Carolyn Knorr, Parenting Editor of commonsensemedia.org discusses how to pick age appropriate toys for your children and how they are rated.
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Hackers breached a marketing company, stealing millions of e-mail addresses. If you think you’ve been hacked beware. The hackers can use the information to better target consumers using a technique called “phishing” to fool you into giving up passwords or account numbers with bogus official looking emails. The Secret Service is currently investigating.
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Police have been using this technology for years, but in the hands of the average Joe this is kind of creepy and an invasion of privacy. How would you react if a stranger took an image of your face, and would know everything about you in a matter of seconds? Google’s facial app is currently in development to do just that. It’s a facial recognition app that will allow you to
Airport full-body scanners have been a controversial tool in the fight against terrorism. For a lot of people, there is a fear that they are dangerous also an invasion of privacy. Now, less graphic body scanning machines are being tested at 3 airports.
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The Android invasion is a big hit at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Every new 4G smartphone and tablet by the four major cellular carriers at the CES runs on Android.
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Some Apple’s iPhone users complained that the smart phone’s built-in alarm clock failed to wake them up on the first two days of 2011. Apple has acknowledged this glitch on Sunday, saying the users who set their iPhone alarm for a non-repeating wake-up found the alarm didn’t go off with the arrival of the new year.
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