You may be having hundreds of DVD's in your home. You always wanted to watch those vast collection of DVD movies in your cell phone, but never knew how to do so. Today, I will explain you, how can you watch all your DVD movies in your mobile phone.
A telcom worker from Miami named David Toledo recently dropped his BlackBerry in an airplane toilet. You may think it's not a big deal because these things are bound to happen, right?
Well, yes, but the unfortunate consequence following his blunder is the stuff of workplace nightmares and has now led to nationwide infamy. This is what happened:
On his way to a business meeting, Mr.
Recently, Huawei, Sony Ericsson, ASUS and Garmin that 14 companies announced joined the Open Handset Alliance, further information shows that Sony Ericsson’s first Android cell phone will be the fastest growing market in the summer of next year, and will have a large number of high-end features.
Your cell phone becomes the second part of two-factor authentication.
Money makes the world go 'round. The problem is, how to get money 'round the world. Sure, there's always Western Union or MoneyGram, but if you ask us, that requires just one step too many. A Charlotte, North Carolina-based company, Privier Inc, hopes to have an easier, and more accessible, solution.
Ask a teacher to name the most irritating invention of recent years and they will often nominate the mobile phone.
Exasperated by the distractions and problems they create, many headteachers have ordered that pupils must keep their phones switched off at school. Others have told pupils to leave them at home.
However, education researchers at The University of Nottingham believe it is time that phone bans were reassessed — because mobile phones can be a powerful learning aid, they say.
When traveling, whether for business or leisure, it’s always important to gather the gadgets you’ll need for your trip. Some are essential, some are fun, but forgetting any of them can make for an unpleasant trip. For the sake of being obvious, we’ll assume that you don’t forget your laptop or cell phone. Here are some of the less-obvious gadgets that you may want to consider when traveling:
Automation geeks here in the US often have a secret fantasy that, one day, we'll be able to just wave our phones and pay for things at places, ranging from vending machines to retail stores. Indeed, such technology is already out there and in use outside the US (most commonly in Japan). Well, today we are one small step closer to making it happen here, thanks to MasterCard, although there's still a ways to go before our mobile payment dreams become a reality.
The government shouldn't be able to obtain a person's cell location data without an appropriate warrant, argue the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Center for Democracy and Technology, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the ACLU of Pennsylvania. The groups have submitted an amicus brief to a federal court in Pennsylvania in response to an application by the government to obtain stored cell site location information (CSLI) from a cell provider, arguing that such records are protected by the Fourth Amendment.
Using little more than book knowledge, experience from previous projects, and a healthy shot of elbow grease, a Kenyan kid has constructed a nifty (and perhaps just a little scary) box that attaches to your car to provide a number of unique remote-control features that you're not going to find on your average OnStar setup. The flagship function seems to be the real-time lockout, which can call you as the car is being started; only if you confirm that it's not some baddie trying to jack your ride will the ignition request be granted.
