When I was a kid going shopping meant we all jumped in the car, without our safety belts on, and rumbled down to the mall.
Phishing victims usually receive emails that look like messages from legitimate online vendors, such as Amazon and eBay.
The data breach has been confirmed by Amazon and involves users email addresses and names.
Amazon’s goal, besides driving some traffic and making some profit, is to provide their users with a less stressful holiday season.
Most people currently use their voice assistants for tasks like playing music or receiving weather updates.
It’s interesting to see how advertisers need to adapt to the trends in social media in order to market and sell their products.
For those looking to score some Huawei gear for a decent price, these may be the deals for you.
1984, the year the Apple Macintosh came into being, the year Atari announced the Atari 7800 (then shelved it until 1986) and the year of … Read more…
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Black Friday is a day that many people look forward to. They find some great deals on items being purchased for Christmas. But many wouldn’t … Read more…
Been searching for that new tablet on Google lately? If so, Google may recommend, via Google Now, when you are near a store that carries it. They will even conveniently tell you the price. In one sense, this is the oldest rule of retail: the impulse purchase. High margin impulse purchase items with high turnover are kept near the front of the store, tempting you to snag that candy bar or soft drink you’ve been thinking about since you saw it on the way in.
Screen protectors are generally not my thing, I usually run naked on the front of all my devices. But out at CES 2014 Moshi showed … Read more…
There are a ton of smartphone cases out there, and a lot of them are high-quality, well-made cases. But it’s even more rare to find … Read more…
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Early this morning the tech posts began with the announcement of 800,000 Samsung Galaxy Gear watches sold. That would indeed be an impressive number, had … Read more…
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So you think your Snuggie is the best wearable blanket out there? Well throw that thing out and take a look at the Yon Wearable … Read more…
File this under simple awesome. Watch a golf ball hit a steel plate at 150mph. http://youtu.be/AkB81u5IM3I From Mark Haycock
