How would you like to be woken up slightly earlier than your alarm because your smartphone detects traffic on your normal work route? Or be sent an apology text if that’s just not what you wanted? According to Gartner research, your future smartphone will do all this and more by 2017. By gathering personal information…
Environmental sustainability is evolving into a way of life for todays youth. Current and soon to be college students have spent the majority of their lives in front of a computer with a cell phone in hand. It seems only natural to emerge future environmentalist into the world of IT asset management and electronics recycling…
Today, November 15th, is America Recycles Day. The only nationally recognized day dedicated to encouraging Americans to recycle and buy recycled products. One day to do a year’s worth of work for some. Consumers and companies all over the country are taking part in organized recycling events and others are doing what they can in…
Twelve years ago, the first iPod set sails to the open market with only 5GB of storage (capable of holding 1,000 songs) and a dream. When other tech companies were enticing consumers with walkmans and MP3 players (remember these?), Apple had another idea in mind. One pocket device, for all your audio media needs. History…
Commonly confused with jailbreaking, cell phone unlocking is allowing a device the ability to switch carriers and be compatible with multiple networks. If you bought a phone outright, then you own it. Shouldn’t you be able to use it on the carrier of your choice? This is what many opponents of the cell phone unlocking…
School bullies will do more than just steal your milk money nowadays. They’ll follow you home and snatch that school-issued, $200 tablet right out of your hand without giving it a second thought. As classrooms across the country continue to adopt tablet-based learning and present students with school-issued mobile devices, an influx of tablet muggings…
