The Web 2.0 phenomenon has produced many social networking sites, but one of the most popular is undoubtedly Facebook, with millions of users worldwide. Most Facebook members use the site to keep up with friends, share pictures or other content, and post messages. But Bacebook is also a good virtual example of how networking between friends takes place.
Scientists Use Facebook to Study Friendship
Smartphones Getting Smarter Every Day
Smartphones are the new breed of mobile phones with fully featured media players, digital photo and video cameras, third-generation high-speed mobile Internet access, GPS, e-mail, text messaging, and even mobile television. And it seems like you can’t throw a rock these days without hitting a newly released smartphone with features that would have been unheard of just a few years ago.
Wearable Technology - Ever Feel Like Wearing Your Computer?
Fashion trends come and go, and these days you see people wearing just about anything. Still, I can’t remember the last time I saw someone “wearing” a computer in public.
A 3G iPhone? Apple Finally Gets Up to Speed
Although Apple’s iPhone has been one of the biggest high-tech success stories of the past year, power users and critics have had big problems with the phone’s relatively slow Internet bandwidth since its launch just over four months ago. Now, Apple representatives say they are planning to release a new version of the iPhone, featuring faster download speeds and taking advantage of 3G mobile networks.
Whatever Happened to Apple TV?
For over a decade the computer industry has been wrestling with the concept of Internet TV. While high-speed Internet access and increased bandwidth has made Internet TV a real possibility these days, the biggest stumbling block has been how to transfer TV programming from the family computer, to the family television.
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