Mar 04
Following its Time Warner Cable acquisitions plan, Comcast has announced an expansion of its low-cost service for those with low income. Called Internet Essentials, the service provider revealed today that … Continue reading
Feb 28
While you weren’t looking, the internet got super fast. I’m not talking Google Fiber fast. I’m talking Star Trek fast. Today, it’s not just possible to download a movie in seconds. New technology makes it easy to download dozens of movies in fractions of a second. Fast is almost too slow a word to describe such speed.
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Feb 27
If you’ve become fond of the convenience that comes with going hands-free (and you’re a Chrome browser user), Google’s latest announcement is right up your alley: hands-free voice search in … Continue reading
Feb 26
The proposed $45.2 billion acquisition
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Feb 25
Crackle may not have the brand recognition of Netflix, but it still boasts a solid user base, offering Internet goers and device owners access to a library of movies and … Continue reading
Feb 25
How Online Ads Work
Posted in: Today's Chili
You probably think online ads are pretty annoying. But without them, the internet as we know it would not exist—and this blogger would not have a job. These are not your everyday ads, though. They’re built on an impressively complex network of technology that anyone can appreciate.
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Feb 24
Back in December, Microsoft launched Bing Maps Preview app for Windows 8.1, giving users a touch-centric way to zoom in and around various cities across the globe. Fast-forward two months, … Continue reading
Feb 24
The Pony botnet has been identified as a digital wallet thief, done so by Trustwave’s SpiderLabs, which detailed its findings in a recent blog post. The botnet is known to … Continue reading
Feb 24
Facebook axes email service
Posted in: Today's ChiliFollowing confirmation earlier today that it recently hired former Ryan Seacrest Productions’ worker Sibyl Goldman, the social network has ushered in another change, this one affecting (a small portion) of … Continue reading
Feb 24
Mark Zuckerberg’s has been talking about Internet.org’s plans to get the developing world online, describing the project as “an onramp to the internet” for those who may not realize quite … Continue reading
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