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Here’s How An Android App Is Fighting Crime In New York

by Ryan Moore on May 17, 2013 in Android, Apps, New Technology

Google’s popular mobile OS is helping officers in the big Apple combat crime through an innovative, connected app. Last summer, 400 on foot NYC patrolmen were outfitted with Android smartphones that cannot make or receive calls, but rather, send and receive data from the force’s criminal databases. Officers can now access criminal records, photographs, license [...]

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Clean Up Your Facebook Profile With This App That Removes Unwanted Posts And Photos

by Alison J. Herzog on February 8, 2013 in Social Media

SimpleWash is an app on Facebook that will scrub your profile of unseemliness. Did you have too much fun on spring break? Was there a Bieber phase you’re no longer proud of? Or perhaps you finally realized that writing updates utilizing teen text speak (e.g. 2 for too, u for you, r for are) is not [...]

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VinePeek: Watch Vine Videos From Perfect Strangers

by Mike Beauchamp on January 31, 2013 in Apps, News

Yesterday, we told you all about the new video sharing app, Vine. But here’s something we just found today: there’s already a website that takes videos straight from the public feed and lets you watch complete strangers, 6 seconds at a time. If you’ve made and shared videos with Vine already, yours has probably appeared [...]

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Do you accept friend requests from strangers? [POLL]

by Morgan Williams on January 25, 2013 in Social Media

Have you ever been friended by a stranger? I have, and it seems like the trend is increasing. // <![CDATA[ document.write(""); // ]]> A decade ago, we were much more cautious of strangers online. Now, apps such as sonar.me, highlight, and Situationist have been created to connect you with people nearby — often total strangers. Chatroulette starts [...]

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3 Years Later, You Can Finally Delete Your Facebook Pictures

by Trevor McKendrick on August 17, 2012 in News, Product Reviews, Social Media

You know you’ve been there. You wake up one morning, get on your computer and groggily log into Facebook and wake up instantly when you see those, well, unglamorous pictures from the night before. Texts From Last Night has made an entire business out of that moment. What happens next is you go to delete the [...]

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Does British Airways ‘Know Me’ Too Well?

by Matt Butler on July 11, 2012 in News

British Airways’ Know Me program is the first of its kind in the airline industry. Know Me uses Google images to ID some of its customers, so far it’s the first-class ones, before they even arrive at the airport. The story has started to spread through news outlets with some crying foul over the perceived [...]

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The dictation capability on the new iPad is excellent, but is it legal?

by Joshua H. on April 17, 2012 in Gadgets, News

I read this post on Cult of Mac a bit ago, and decided to do some research. I spoke with our compliance department to confirm the assumptions of the author and they seem to be true: If you use your iPad dictation for work, you could be breaking the law. Apple does it’s speech to [...]

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Google patent may tap in to your Android phone to serve ads

by Morgan Williams on April 5, 2012 in News

Google has applied for a patent customizing advertisements based on data from your phone, such as phone calls. The patent, called Advertising based on environmental conditions, reminds me of a brilliant video by The Onion titled New Google Phone Service Whispers Targeted Ads Directly Into Users’ Ears: Google’s purpose In contast with The Onion’s depiction, [...]

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Could you get fired for Facebook?

by Melanie Holbrook on April 4, 2012 in News, Social Media

There were rumors floating around that the Facebook “shoulder-surfing” would spread across the nation. Unfortunately for one Michigan teacher’s aide, the rumors became her reality. The act of “shoulder-surfing”, or the new trend of employers requesting permission to look at their employees’ Facebook pages is forcing some people to keep their profiles clean if they [...]

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Cops Can Get Into Your Locked Phone in 2 Minutes

by Caleb Hicks on April 3, 2012 in Apps, Gadgets

Think your little four-digit security code on your iPhone can stand guard over your hidden plans to take over the world? Think again. Micro Systemation is a Sweden-based firm that creates tools to access data on smartphones of criminal suspects or military prisoners. They had posted a video that has since been taken down that [...]

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