On a more serious note, this thing does connect your landline/phone to your PC allowing your computer to record who called and when and even record the actual phone call. So you can get your Patriot Act on and do some wiretapping of your own.
Apparently, starting at about 3:30pm on Monday there was an outage for a good number of BlackBerry users. The outage was caused by a software upgrade to the RIM system that was intended to increase the capacity of the system.
At the risk of sounding quite strange to some, I admit that I have a small collection of swords, mostly katana replicas. I have been tempted in the past to add replicas of famous gaming swords to my collection. Most noteably would be the Master Sword from Zelda, and both Cloud and Sephiroth’s blades [...]
In a dumb series of events, MS offered Yahoo a large some of money to take over their company, Yahoo refused, and then we got a surprise. There are now talks of Yahoo merging with AOL, which is partly owned by Google.
Are you the texting queen? Motormouth? Or data usage champion? Well Sprint is looking out for you with their new Unlimited Access Plan.
In case you didn’t know, there is a movement on the internet, an effort to save Windows XP from extinction. Its being run by Infoworld and so far has over 75k people signed up.
We thought Private CompUSA is going down along with hundred others brick-and-mortar brotherhood. Guess what, the company Systemax came to rescue! The heroic Tiger-Direct Special Unit managed to pull out the dying Private among with 16 others Carlos Slim’s Infantry Division, but not without cost.
Apparently Fujitsu is the latest to hop into the cesspool that is WiMAX. They are offering business grade products, namely long range, mid-range, and short-range WiMAX base stations.
The stations can be hardwired together to increase either effective range, or coverage area or they can operate individually. The model above is the WX300 model.
In not so surprising move, Microsoft bids for Yahoo with $44.6 billion in cash and stock to stay competitive against Google. Microsoft’s Live.com has not been very successful in capturing more online services market share. By buying out Yahoo, it will allow Microsoft to stay in the game, at least for now. Microsoft bid $31 [...]
It appears that there is another nationwide data outage at AT&T again. It was EDGE earlier this month, and now its UMTS.