I am excited that CLEAR high-speed wireless internet service is available in the Washington, DC area as of June 1. I’ve been anxiously awaiting its arrival since attending the Baltimore launch event more than a year and a half ago. CLEAR is a wireless internet service that boasts speeds up to four times as fast [...]

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Most people are not comfortable telling the entire internet their whereabouts but they may be doing so unintentionally. One seemingly innocuous photo could result in people knowing the exact GPS coordinates of your house.

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In October 2007, Thomas was found guilty of distributing copyrighted songs and ordered to pay a fine of $222,000 ($9,250 for each of the 24 songs involved in the case).  A year later the verdict was thrown out because of faulty jury instructions.  Last week I followed the Ars Technica coverage in the retrial of [...]

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Google is not the reason for this. I’m wondering why the iPhone has this limitation – if it is an limitation of the iPhone itself. I’m wondering if it may be a limitation of ActiveSync as well.

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A lot of attention has been given to increasing awareness about phishing. The goal of phishing is to lure unsuspecting people to voluntarily give up their website credentials with the intent of exploiting those credentials for financial or other gain. Some phishing scams only seem to spam and propagate itself. Most web savvy users know [...]

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