The idea of giving anyone my online banking usernames and passwords sends shivers up my spine. But my finances are more irregular than ever right now, so I’ve got to keep a close eye o... Read more
If you email photos to Flickr directly from your phone like I do, you probably don’t always have a copy of the images you’ve published online on your computer. There are a few ap... Read more
Thrilled to announce that I’m co-hosting a new weekly podcast called This Week in Google (TWiG) with lovable tech guy Leo Laporte and journalist extraordinaire Jeff Jarvis. We’ll... Read more
Registering for an account at any web site almost always requires an email address, and some people like to use a secondary address they don’t really care about instead of their real e... Read more
TechCrunch runs down step-by-step exactly how a hacker broke into Twitter employees’ accounts and gained access to over 310 confidential company documents (and generally caused them he... Read more
Wow, this is one good way to make me rethink how much I like my Kindle: Due to an issue with a publisher who didn’t want to offer an electronic version after all, Amazon remotely delet... Read more
One of the most basic features a good software application offers is a way for users to get the data they put into the system out. Sounds reasonable, no? But that isn’t the way it work... Read more
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Dewbie in: The Jobsian fallacy
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