- Tue Nov 17 4:00 AM PST 2009 FAQ: Recognizing phishing e-mails
Phishing attacks have spiked this year, recent reports show. Here's a primer on what phishing is and how to avoid it.
- Mon Aug 3 2:39 PM PDT 2009 T-Mobile releases Visual Voicemail for Android
Visual voice mail is the latest in a series of apps by T-Mobile for Android phones.
- Wed Jul 22 6:58 PM PDT 2009 Jailbroken or unlocked iPhone Push errors cause AIM to misfire
A problem was discovered recently on jailbroken or unlocked iPhones that caused the AIM app to fire off messages to random recipients.
- Thu May 14 11:14 AM PDT 2009 MobileMe e-mail Aliases not showing up in Mail on Mac
People have found that after creating a MobileMe e-mail alias online they are not able to use it on their local machine, despite having the option available online. The issue seems to be common among former .Mac members that switched to MobileMe, though t
- Tue May 12 5:51 PM PDT 2009 FeedDemon, Postbox bump up their betas
RSS aggregator FeedDemon and e-mail client Postbox both have released recent updates to their not-quite-ready for prime-time programs.
- Tue Mar 17 5:52 PM PDT 2009 Gwabbit Outlook add-on is pwetty wame
Despite a neat, timesaving concept, Outlook add-on Gwabbit proved to be a butterfingers in our tests, letting too much contact information swip frough its widdle wabbit fingers.
- Wed Jan 21 3:39 PM PST 2009 FLO TV gets high marks on Inauguration Day
During the inauguration in Washington, D.C., MediaFlo's FLO TV worked perfectly and finally convinced me of the value of mobile TV.
- Mon Oct 27 10:00 PM PDT 2008 'Series of tubes' senator convicted of corruption
Ted Stevens made Internet history with an inept invocation of a "series of tubes" during the Net neutrality debate. His newest debacle: a corruption conviction a week before the election.
- Thu Sep 11 1:47 PM PDT 2008 Buzz Out Loud 807: Hey! Price cuts work!
In the midst of the debate over the rising cost of text messages, Microsoft finds that you actually sell more stuff if you lower the price. Then again, we're consuming more text messages than ever, so ... we argue about capitalism.
- Fri Aug 15 3:58 PM PDT 2008 Buzz Out Loud 789: We like the Moon, don't break it
Veronica's back with us today as we record from the New Media Expo in Las Vegas. We talk about the woes of the modern Web, and specifically Netflix's problems on the back-end.
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