Stuck in the Internet Slow Lane
Thanks to the telephone industry, Americans pay more to get poorer Web speed and service than citizens of nearly every other industrialized nation.
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Tag Archives: internet
The World is Getting Better, Not Worse!
We live in a time of miracles. So, let’s stop moping about the good old days and think about how great we have it now!
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Sneakiest New Scams
Old cons never die—they just get tweaked. Here’s how to protect yourself, now!
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Is It Worth Paying For Super-Fast Internet In Your Home?
Americans have greatly increased their technology use, but not their broadband speeds. Why not?
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Facebook: You Have the Right Not to Give Employers Your Passwords
New legislation may change this shady practice.
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5 Tips to Avoid Facebook Fraud
Scammers are spending countless hours lurking around Facebook, but we have a few simple ways to keep the bad guys from getting hold of your personal information.
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Life in the Cloud
With Google about to launch Drive as an alternative to Dropbox and iCloud, we look at cloud computing and investigate whether it’s a safe way to store files.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
Virtual communities offer real-life support for patients and their families.
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The Facebook Generation
No longer relegated to hip college students trying to find dates, the Facebook community now includes everyone from 20-something celebrities to grandmothers and sewing circles. Is it for you?
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Googling the Revolution
One reason we rely so heavily on computers for information is the search-engine company: Google, Inc., which turns 11 years old on September 15th.
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Amazon Kindle 2 Review
Are you thinking about replacing your books, magazines, and newspapers with the Kindle? We asked media expert Dr. Earl Conn for his thoughts on the revolutionary reading device.
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10 Tips for Navigating the Web
Whether social networking, managing personal finances, or playing games, you’ll discover that getting on the Internet is easier than ever before —whatever your age. Navigating the web for the first time is like visiting a new city, like Paris, for the first time. Everything is new and different, wonderful and amazing, and you’ll soon be ... More
