Google apparently has 60 different privacy policy’s for all of its products, yikes.
Well thats gonna change pretty soon, as Google is majorly changing its privacy policy along with its terms of conditions.
Which is good right? Yes 
.
The new policy is much more clear and simple, and without much of the legal mumbo jumbo.
Glad Google is starting to care more about its privacy of its users…wish Facebook would!
Watch the video below for a explanation of the changes:
Facebook is well known for changing its site quite drastically without users wants (or permissions).
Image via CrunchBase
Except for Facebook timeline which seemed to slowly come to our profiles…until now. You have a few short weeks before Facebook timeline becomes a standard feature.
» Read more: Like it or not Facebook Timeline is coming to your profile
Sites around the internet are going on voluntary strike to protest SOPA/PIPA.
What is SOPA? Watch the Video:
» Read more: Sites Around The Internet Blackout In Protest Of SOPA/PIPA
With a new year comes a renewed sense of hope. This extends to all aspects of our lives. For tech geeks, that certainly means the latest round of gadgets. We’ll get a preview of what to expect in the first half of 2012 shortly, as the Consumer Electronics Show convenes next week. Then, in February, we’ll have Mobile World Congress. Between the two events we’re sure to see plenty of new smartphones introduced. Here are a few big developments I’m looking forward to in 2012.
» Read more: Looking forward to 3 smartphone developments in 2012
With almost a billion mobile internet users every year, and with a lot more ISPs starting to offer unlimited internet options to their mobile users, the favorite way for a lot of people to access the internet is on their mobile phone. In fact, research has shown that in some countries over 70% of internet users only access the internet via the mobile phone. The problem, however, is that as the mobile field starts to get more competitive, and as a lot more people are adapting to new smartphone technology and as a result using the internet more often, it can be very difficult to enjoy your mobile internet experience.
» Read more: Guest Post: 3 Tips for a Robust Mobile Internet Experience
Recently SOPA (stop online privacy act) has made its rounds in the states.
Basically the bill gives power to media company’s to shut down websites without warning. Websites like reddit, Arstechnica, twitter, etc could be shut down in seconds for any reason regarding copyright “misuse”.
So why are we moving away from godaddy? Well be because they supported SOPA, but they still dont oppose the bill. Because of that we won’t support them in anyway.
Recently we moved our web hosting to host gator. Good choice, they oppose SOPA. So now we have moved our domain to name.com. As such we no longer support godaddy. Their commercials are also way to 18a for our liking.
Happy holidays everyone .
Hope everyone is doing well.
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Enjoy .
Don’t forget to spend time with family.
One of the old game counsel games has come to the app store.
Grand theft auto 3 has been ported to IPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPad 1, iPad 2, and iPod touch 4th generation.
Which is some Hefty requirements.
Watch the review .
Android may seem like a popular OS but just like windows it has some serious flaws.
Apparently north Carolina researchers have discovered a serious flaw:
“By exploiting these leaked capabilities,” the paper notes, “an untrusted app on these affected phones can manage to wipe out the user data on the phones, send out SMS messages (e.g., to premium numbers), record user conversation, or obtain user geolocations – all without asking for any permission.”
The problem is because of androids permission system (just like windows), which doesn’t work at times.
YouTube today has launched a new redesign. They say it’s a more simpler, easier to use interface. But as usual the YouTube community has launched a revolt…which happens
» Read more: YouTube launches new streamlined redesigned interface
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