Posts in August 4, 2014

US Government considering complete ban on in-flight cellphone calls

Not a year after some usage limitations on airplanes were lifted for smartphones and tablets comes news that the United States government is looking to issue a permanent ban on in-flight voice calls. The Department of Transportation (DOT) is reportedly developing a "notice of proposed rulemaking" according to the Wall Street Journal that could bring an end to cellphone calls onboard planes before they start....






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Adobe publishes how-to guide for migrating from Apple’s Aperture to Lightroom

Taking advantage of Apple's decision to discontinue both Aperture and iPhoto in favor of the upcoming OS X Yosemite app "Photos," Adobe on Monday released a quick reference guide to migrating image files from Apple's program to Lightroom.






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Square acquires restaurant delivery service Caviar for estimated $90M

Payment processing service Square has acquired a food delivery service. The purchase, estimated to be worth around $90 million in stock, sees Square take control of Caviar, a start-up delivery firm which allows restaurants and other food-related establishments to offer deliveries of orders to customers, even if the business does not typically offer any delivery service at all....






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Manything turns any iOS device into a home video monitoring system

Video security for your home or small business just got a lot easier and a lot less expensive thanks to Manything. Manything is an all-in-one home video monitoring system for iOS that allows you to stream, record, and view video remotely from any iOS... -- For more information read the original article here.
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Verizon responds to FCC concerns over data throttling, calls method ‘measured and fair’

In response to U.S. Federal Communications Commission chief Tom Wheeler's concerns over Verizon's plan to throttle LTE data speeds for high-use customers, the nation's No. 1 carrier called the practice fair and said it is not alone in using such tactics.






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