By Matt Novak
You’ve probably heard the story by now: On Christmas Eve 1955, a young boy in Colorado Springs dialed a Sears-sponsored hotline that let kids talk with Santa Claus. But instead of reaching Santa, he was connected to the red phone at CONAD, the military command center charged with patrolling the skies for any nuclear missiles coming from the Soviet Union. The local newspaper had mistakenly printed the wrong number.
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By Don Reisinger The phone comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor and features everything from 4G LTE to NFC support.
Instant coffee machine manufacturer Keurig is …
By Rich Trenholm Apple is pushing out its first automatic security update to protect your computer from being taken over by wrong’uns.
By Rich Trenholm The totalitarian regime may have been hit by a cyberattack in the midst of a war of words with the US over the Sony hack and the movie “The Interview”.
By Rich Trenholm The totalitarian regime may have been hit by a cyberattack in the midst of a war of words with the US over the Sony hack and the movie “The Interview”.
By Parker Higgins and Dave Maass – EFF
Over the last 12 months, IP spectators saw a lot of action in the arena of copyright and related law. We would tell you all about it, but that would be cheating.
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LG’s new line of battery-powered, Wi-Fi enabled speakers complement their new sound bar models, sure. But they also fill out Music Flow—the company’s Sonos-like connected-house audio offering—with some attractive, well-rounded hardware.
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By Leslie Horn
Christmas is three days from now and you could either listen to boring classics or you know, fun classics. Peace to Jim Jones for gifting us this album many Christmases ago.
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