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When Google announced significant changes to their privacy policies last week Microsoft countered with blog posts on how to easily switch from Hotmail to Gmail in three easy steps and how Hotmail is on over 15 million mobile devices and counting. Well today they have stepped things up a notch by taking . . . Read More: Microsoft Offers Alternatives to Google and Their New Privacy Policies So if a newspaper wasn’t enough to get the current news, in addition to getting information sent to my smartphone, soon I can read a newspaper on an iPad and also check out the current New York Times while on my laptop? Wow, talk about having a variety of options at my . . . Read More: How Do You Get The News?  Comments are closed  All Posts, Gadgets, Mobile  adobe, adobe air, app, apple, applications, Apps, computer, iPad, laptop, magazines, New York Times, news, newspapers, smartphone, smartphones
I remember years ago, my Grandfather would wake up early to walk to the corner store to get his newspapers. It was a morning ritual that my Grandfather enjoyed to see what was happening in the world around him. Up until recently, a large portion of people relied on newspapers to get . . . Read More: Will Newspapers Survive? 2 comments - (Comments are closed) All Posts future, internet, news, newspapers, Post-och Inrikes Tidningar, reading, rss, rss feeds, Seattle Post-Intellingencer
After a week long trip to the Middle East I am here in Dulles International Airport as I make my way back home to Jacksonville, Florida. I of course have everything I need to manage this lengthy (5 1/2 hours) layover including my netbook, wireless Internet access and even my . . . Read More: Airport Layovers Before the Internet and Cell Phones 6 comments - (Comments are closed) All Posts airlines, cell phone, layover, magazines, newspapers, pay phones, travel, wireless Internet
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