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A plan to stop the rise in stolen cell phones
Mitchell Hartman Apr 10, 2012
Wireless carriers will be able to disable a stolen phone, making it useless to resell.
Warrantless cell phone tracking is everywhere
John Moe Apr 4, 2012
A new report from the American Civil Liberties Union says that law enforcement agencies are frequently using cell phone tracking information provided by wireless carriers. Plus, Wonder Twin powers activate: Smart sand is on the way.
An app to teach you to love instead of 'like'
John Moe Mar 26, 2012
"Fish: A Tap Essay" uses new technology for an old-fashioned essay.
Lessons from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster
Alex Chadwick Mar 12, 2012
New tapes from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Emergency Operations Center show how the disaster and American reaction unfolded.
Washington state will limit Medicaid payments
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Mar 13, 2012
As states and the federal government look for ways to trim budgets, Medicaid appears on the chopping block. And Washington state is scheduled to cut payments for some emergency room visits.
FCC invites public comment on Verizon spectrum deal
John Moe Feb 23, 2012
Verizon seeking to acquire spectrum space from cable companies
Spectrum auction is finally on track
Marc Sanchez Feb 16, 2012
Hopefully they won't use one of those fast talking cowboy auctioneers
Every company who is absolutely going to be around for a long time to come, please step forward.
John Moe Feb 21, 2012
Not so fast, LightSquared!
Tougher rules on robocalls
John Moe Feb 15, 2012
But what about RoboCops? I'm scared of them things.
