How do you watch a movie if you can’t see? Blind people answer
Movie visuals aren’t as important as you think, at least according to these blind people who say films are for everyone.
Month: May 2014
Artist wants to build the first house on the moon
An art project looks to the stars with a robotic, self-assembling red cottage representing the first ever lunar art installation.
Net neutrality debate Part II: What it means to the average Joe
Confused about what the FCC’s new Net neutrality proposal might mean to the average Internet user? CNET’s Marguerite Reardon spells it out.
iPad globe-trots, gets symphonic in new Apple ads
The electronics giant continues its “Your Verse” campaign with two new TV ads.
2 Ways to Handle Wi-Fi Connections When Using Windows 8.1
The Windows 8.1 update has come with a few features that really improves people’s Windows 8 experience. Not only has there been a considerable improvement […]
Having a data center in Los Angeles
Written by Rack Alley If you avail of LA web hosting, you need to make sure that your providers also have a Los Angeles data […]
Government gag orders violate free speech, tech giants contend
Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, and Facebook want clearance to disclose what type of national security information requests they receive.
Motorola Moto 360 smartwatch valued at $249 in contest
Motorola reveals an estimated value for the upcoming smartwatch, but it’s not necessarily the actual consumer price.
New lawsuit accuses Google of AdSense fraud
The lawsuit seeks class action status and could expose more of the internal workings of how Google manages AdSense if allowed to proceed.
Best Buy trade-in deal offers $100 off Samsung Galaxy S5
And Verizon subscribers can save an additional $50 off a Galaxy S5 courtesy of a new two-week sale.