Well it finally made the news... Applications gathering your information... Invading your privacy.

Does playing an App game really need your information or any information to function.

In today world of technology should we be surprise by this

IPhone and Android Apps Breach Privacy - WSJ.com



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Apple's steve jobs tells it to Playboy Magazine.

JOBS: Well, I'll tell you a story. I saw a video tape that we weren't supposed to see. It was prepared for the Joint Chiefs of Staff. By watching the tape, we discovered that, at least as of a few years ago, every tactical nuclear weapon in Europe manned by U.S. personnel was targeted by an Apple II computer. Now, we didn't sell computers to the military; they went out and bought them at a dealer's, I guess. But it didn't make us feel ...

I think were seeing a transition between cell phone and tablets... tablets and computers with a tablet that does it all. Touch screens are the new capability for devices with virtual keyboards being the norm and a optional Qwerty keyboard connection as an accessory.

Laptops are mobile... Smart-phones are mobile, but somewhere in between there's a perfect mobile computer that makes phone calls.

Technology takes small steps at the expense of the public, what will the ...

What's more annoying... listening to someone talking on a cell phone... or listening to someone talking on a speaker cell phone.

Do people really need to TEXT and TALK, can they just stop and stand still while TEXTING.

With texting the new tend of instant communication, do people really need to to use AIM programs, not to mention Push-to-talk.. emails.. and if you remember the OLD Phone Call.

Are Blue-Tooth Ear Pieces really that cool to wear.
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The wider use of data is straining the capacity of the networks. So the carriers try to offload traffic from the cell networks. And they are doing exactly what consumers are doing — moving to Wi-Fi.

Fewer people have landlines. A quarter of American homes use only cellphones. We are talking less and texting more. And as we use more data on cellphones that are really hand-held computers, we must search for alternative networks, usually Wi-Fi, to bypass a strained cellphone network. ...