Understanding Internetworking Cables
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Did You Know: ‘Grey Hat’ Hackers Are Both Bad and Good?
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Social Media Week in Review
Highlights in social medialand this week: Introducing the “Pier to Pier” Boat Network A startup called Boatbound is trying to do for boat rentals what sites like HomeAway and Airbnb do […] Original post by Dave Young
Will #Hashtags Change Facebook?
Facebook came late to the hashtag party, but it’s here. The world’s largest social network today started rolling out a feature allowing people to place the # sign in front of […] Original post by Dave Young
Using RSS Readers to Save Your “Google Reader” Archive
Fans of Google Reader have only a few weeks left to save their RSS feed data before Google kills off its popular RSS reader at the end of June. Original post by Dave Young
The Best VPN Services, 2013
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Instagram Adds Mini-Movies
Facebook today introduced video as a new feature for Instagram, the popular photo-sharing app it bought in the spring of 2012. Instagram video interface Hoping to piggyback on the rising […] Original post by Dave Young
Debate Rages Over Surveillance of Phone, Social Media Records
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden’s decision to spill government secrets has triggered widespread, emotional debate about the extent of government surveillance programs and whether they invade people’s privacy. For many, increased […] Original post by Dave Young
@SummerBreak: Social Media Show
The reviews are in for the new social media reality show which follows the summer activities of nine recent high school graduates– and they’re decidedly mixed. Called “@SummerBreak,” this social media […] Original post by Dave Young
SnapKidz Playground for Pre-Teens
Listen up, parents: Snapchat, the disappearing messaging service, has introduced a “safe” feature for pre-teen users called SnapKidz. Snapchat ghost logo It’s aimed at children under 13, who are […] Original post by Dave Young
Facebook Comments Go Visual
Facebook has made easier for people to make visual comments about status updates. Visual comment on Facebook It added a featuring allowing people upload a photo that will appear […] Original post by Dave Young
R.I.P. for King of RSS, Google Reader
Don’t forget, today is the last day that the news reading app Google Reader will be available to the public. So if you’ve been meaning to save your Google Reader […] Original post by Dave Young
Facebook Adds Rainbow Pride Icon
Facebook lit up with chatter (much of it happy and proud) about gay marriage immediately after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the federal Defense of Marriage Act was unconstitutional. … Read Full […] Original post by Dave Young
Lights, Camera, Qwiki!
If you need a good app for editing mobile video, Qwiki may be worth a look. Yahoo this week snapped up Qwiki, the New York City-based startup behind this cool […] Original post by Dave Young
Facebook Expands Sticker Use
Facebook introduced stickers for messaging on its website last week, allowing users to add colorful little images to messages they send to other people on the social network. […] Original post by Dave Young