Need to talk to your cat? You may need Weenect’s mobile phone for felines
These cat-friendly mobile devices were developed by Weenect. Rather than mobile phones, they're GPS trackers that cats can don as collars.
What is phubbing, and is it ruining your relationships?
According to new research, the act of phubbing, or phone snubbing, is a very real epidemic in the United States.
Chaplain services make virtual house calls, offer spiritual guidance via Skype
Now, patients with debilitating diseases can now seek spiritual guidance by way of Skype.
Vandalism of fiber-optic cables in California points to deeper problem with Internet security
Following a string of nearly a dozen vandalism incidents of fiber-optic cables in the area, the FBI is conducting an investigation of the situation.
Americans spend an alarming amount of time checking social media on their phones
According to this latest research, people in the U.S. check their Facebook, Twitter, and other social media accounts a staggering 17 times a day.
The NSA begins to shut down its phone surveillance program after Senate gridlock
The National Security Agency (NSA) has begun the process of winding down its controversial bulk collection of U.S. phone records.
Ubuntu and Windows set to contest desktop/smartphone hybrid market
Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth has reiterated plans to launch a Ubuntu device that can act as both a smartphone and a desktop computer.
Tech giants demand end to NSA spying, as Patriot Act is set to expire
In a letter addressed to the President, a coalition made up of privacy advocates, technology firms, and trade companies asked to end NSA data collection.
OwnFone lets you 3D print your own fully-functional cellphone
OwnFone's new Kickstarter-backed phone lets you customize the body and case with a 2D or 3D printer.
