Mar 18
Google Voice could be next on the company’s consolidation chopping block, according to recent word that has surfaced, with the app being nixed in favor of integration with Hangouts, following … Continue reading
Mar 18
Come on, admit it, your mobile device has become something you absolutely, positively, cannot live without. It is a link to your family, your friends, it’s your information source, your memories, your business contacts, your safety net, heck, your weather reports, alarm clock, and entertainment … just about every facet of your life. So who is out there protecting your precious device? You know the one, the one that holds your whole life in its memory…
Check out ProtectCELL, the first ever insurance of its kind offering you protection on all 3 of your gadgets most important aspects, the device itself, the data, and your identity. Your everyday cell phone insurance only covers you if you damage or lose your mobile device. But what about your data and all your personal information if that device is stolen? ProtectCELL has a whole host of protection plans to help you preserve, and even rebuild your digital life.
ProtectCELL offers insurance that takes care of almost every peril that can befall your device, breaking, or cracking, dropping or spilling, mechanical failure, and loss of data. ProtectCELL let’s you locate and lock your device, and the protection plans are transferrable from one phone to another.
The cost is in line with what you might expect to pay for less comprehensive protection, so its certainly worth checking out if you’re the type of person whose apt to drop their phone in the toilet, or leave it on the train… and even if you’re not, you won’t keep yourself awake at night worrying that you might. Plans start at around 99 bucks for 2 whole years worth of grief-free protection. Worth it? I think so. Check out coverage for your devices at protectcell.com.
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Mar 18
A few lucky Verizon BlackBerry buffs got the long-awaited 10.2.1 update back in January, and now Big Red is starting to push that new build to all its Z10, Q10 and Z30 owners. The new version number doesn’t sound all that impressive, but the…
Mar 18
New Jersey has plenty of tall buildings, to be sure, but it’s not known for its skyscrapers. A new development planned for Jersey City hopes to change all that with a bright blue set of towers that will boost the city’s skyline.
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Mar 18
With all eyes on Google’s new Android Wear program for smartwatches, what better time for the Glass team to show off a little of its wearable history, revealing an early … Continue reading
Mar 18
A cavalier pup poses with the Tidy Dog.
(Credit: Tidy Dog)
For most humans, having a clean house is its own reward. Dogs, however, need some convincing. The Tidy Dog toy box on Kickstarter wants to help train your pooch to pick up its toys, a feat that many children have yet to master. The bin works on a tasty treat reward system, which is a form of currency dogs understand well.
The Tidy Dog looks simple on the surface, but it actually contains sensors that detect the weight of a toy when it is placed in the bin. In exchange, the box dispenses a treat.
Plenty of dogs will try to figure out how to game the system, but the software is designed to thwart that. If a dog removes a toy from the bin, then it won’t dispense treats for 30 seconds. That keeps the pooch from continuously picking up toys and dropping them back into place.
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Mar 18
Of all the technological and engineering challenges mankind has faced throughout history, none have been as daunting as designing a bird feeder that prevents squirrels from stealing seeds. And even if the wire-suspended Spun still isn’t the perfect solution, at least it looks good while giving squirrels a real challenge.
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Mar 18
Good news for Dropbox users: soon, you’ll be able to switch between business and personal files without having to constantly sign in and out. The tool really only applies to those who use Dropbox for Business, as it will give them simultaneous access…
Mar 18
Microsoft has detailed what gamers can expect from the April Xbox One update set to arrive in the near future, the brunt of which revolves around improvements to already established … Continue reading
Mar 18
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman vowed today to crack down on the technology that gives high frequency traders an unfair advantage in the market. And that’s a very good thing for regular humans with money in the marketplace.
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