Tag: technology
I, Robot? Sex Machine?
I came across this article on BBC. Pretty interesting and 100% predictable. All roads eventually lead to sex.
Technology Etiquette
Yeah, I’m on a pet peeve roll, but that’s the way it goes sometimes. I love technology as much as the next person, and I shudder to think how much time I spend with my gadgets, but there are times to put the damned gadgets away. Dining with other humans is the first instance that […]
Not Sure What To Make Of This
Yesterday, my 13 year old daughter told me she had deleted her Facebook account. When I asked her why, she said… It was taking up too much of her time and, while she’d miss it, Facebook was pretty lame. Needless to say, I was surprised. I check her FaceBook account several times a week – […]
Going Immobile
Delaware unveiled it’s new website, but use your desktop because it is not mobile friendly.
How Is This Possible?
First, a confession… This year I got suckered into watching Celebrity Apprentice because of Rod Blagojevich. It was like a horrible accident you couldn’t turn away from. And the main reason I watched – besides the endless amusement Blago generated by proclaiming his innocence to anyone and everyone – was his complete incompetence with technology. […]
iHave
Yes, we have ordered the iPad. Actually, my almost 16 year old son has ordered – using his money from his summer job. I can’t wait to get my hands on this! Luckily, I taught my children how to share. Based on the reviews, I’m considering buying another one for my parents. USA Today’s Edward […]
Cellphones, Texting And Kids
There’s a debate going on in the Pandora household – Is it time to let the kids have cellphones, and if we let them have cellphones should we let them text? First, is everyone sitting down? Okay, here it is. I do not have a cellphone. Now, everyone take a deep breath and I’ll explain. […]
Want One!
A roll up-portable computer! Love how this really is pretty complete AND can also be used as a tablet. Very impressive design (warning: cheesy music ahead):
Kindle Irony
I am a tech geek, so this interests me. Apparently, there was an issue at Amazon with a publisher “changing their mind” about offering an electronic version of a book that had already been purchased. Ok, so they stop selling the books, right? Only half right. They actually remotely deleted the already purchased books off of their users Kindles and credited the user accounts for the price paid.
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