These are the headphones I use on the daily
I review a lot of headphones, but I only have one set of ears, and these are the headphones I currently use on the daily.
Whatever happened to Anonymous?
Once in the mainstream news cycle, Anonymous is rarely heard of now. What has happened with the group over the years?
The state of security in consumer electronics
With all of these connected devices being installed in our homes, I had hoped that consumer electronics security would be a significant focus, however, even now, this does not appear to be the case.
Digital Bounty: The great crimeware awakening
But around 2005 something started to change. Malware writers learned they could modify malicious roving code to make money.
The twelve greatest Christmas movies of all time
Christmas is here, and these are the twelve greatest Christmas movies of all time, in my mind, anyway. Let us know what yours are!
Elon Musk’s Twitter war with Mastodon (and journalists) heats up
When Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter finally went through back in October, people didn’t really know what to expect. Simply put, in my opinion, it’s … Read more…
Elon Musk says Apple has threatened to withhold Twitter from its App Store
The Twitter, Elon Musk, and media drama continues to build as Musk claims Apple is threatening to withhold Twitter from the App Store.
TransUnion is the latest credit bureau to experience a data breach
TransUnion is the latest credit bureau to face a data breach that could adversely affect millions of users. Read on for more.
Apple confirms it will make a USB-C iPhone to comply with EU laws
The USB-C iPhone has been talked about for years as the European Union has been clawing its way to a standard charging method; now Apple confirms it will comply.
Who owns the media we consume and the platforms we engage on?
With Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, the conversation has turned to his now owning a social media company that has a significant influence on society. But who else owns similar platforms and media?
How convenience and ease of use outweigh our desire for privacy
If your goal is to get as much privacy and remove as much data from big tech as possible, you almost have to disconnect completely.
What’s with zero emissions and green energy?
According to some critics, electric car companies and green energy companies are not being honest about zero emissions and green energy.
Enough is enough, Hollywood needs to make an Elric of Melnibonè movie
Written by Michael Moorcock, Elric is a different sort of character than what we’ve seen in fantasy writing before.
Five game-changing pieces of sustainable technology
Here’s a look at five game-changing pieces of sustainable technology that are helping the way we think of energy. Read on for more!
Are we tired of being tracked yet?
Are you tired of being tracked? I know I am. Ad tracking from big tech companies and advertisers has me at my wit’s end.
Gender inequality: Solving the problem in tech
Recently, there has been an increasing awareness of gender inequality in the tech industry. Here are some things that companies can do to reduce that gender gap.
Elon Musk has reportedly declared that remote work is “no longer acceptable” at Tesla
Elon Musk wants Tesla employees back in the office, the great remote work debate has begun and many would rather work from home.
Another year and another story about USB-C for iPhone
Over the past few years, there has been story after story about USB-C for iPhone and how the EU and others will force Apple to adopt it. Here’s another.
[UPDATE] The Verge gets burned by Elon Musk
Right on cue, the mainstream tech media published their how to deactivate Twitter articles, and Elon Musk burned the Verge for theirs.
The Dyson Zone purifying headphones look uncomfortable
The new Dyson Purifying Headphones want to purify your air and provide excellent audio, but they look so uncomfortable.
5 ways podcasters can step up their audio game
Podcasters must embrace new technological innovations like immersive audio to flourish in the ever-growing podcasting landscape.
Protecting digital signatures: It’s about time
The use of “digital signatures” has exploded during the pandemic and it is about time more is done in protecting them.
The Freedom Phone Project: How you can get your own degoogled smartphone
If you’re considering purchasing the Freedom Phone, you might want to try this more affordable and better alternative first.
Big tech firmly opposes Senate antitrust bills citing user security
Both Apple and Google have problems with the United States Senate antitrust bills being considered for big tech companies.
[CES 2022] CTA president says CES will move ahead even through press drama
CES 2022 starts next week, and typically we’d be on a plane Saturday night and meeting with brands first thing Sunday morning. But things are … Read more…
Facebook ad revenue gets burned in light of Apple’s privacy changes
Apple’s latest privacy changes across its devices could jam up Facebook’s lucrative ad revenue business. Read on for more.
The Pixel 6 may be more impressive than the iPhone 13 — Here’s why
Let’s explore the specs of both phones so that when it comes time to upgrade your smartphone, you’ll know which one will best suit you.
Shadow Profiles: You can’t run from Facebook
You may have taken the step this year to delete Facebook, but your information could still be in their hands in the form of shadow profiles.
