These days, the last link on the chain isn't always built of coaxial or fibre-optic cable. For many modern users, the last part of the connection is via wireless, at least part of the time. This is very realistic acknowledgement...
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@mejiac it almost like addiction to upgrade... never ending addiction... how I see it...
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@Technocrati, yes I could not agree more... as in my mind my B is like back up if I ever need it to use... in case all of my pc's died :) all at once... lol lol lol
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@SaneIT, it may be that IoT data is what finally teaches the lesson on the huge difference between precision and accuracy. We're going to get a lot of information of dubious accuracy that's presented with a high level of...
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@tzubair, I think you've put your finger on something critical here -- IoT has to be able to assist us is making better decisions and responding more intelligently to our environment. If the technology doesn't do one of...
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@Ashu001, do you think there's a straightforward solution to the problem of data blindness -- which I absolutely agree is a problem -- or is it one of those things that's going to be a problem that's intractable under the...
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Rather than improving its own phone design philosophy it looks like Samsung wants to be a iPhone wannabe. I own an Galaxy S5 Active. I will never buy a phone that does not have a removable battery or one that does not have...
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@batye No doubt. Truth be told I have not even remotely used the power that the B has yet - but I anticipate I will eventually want another one, so at $35 you can't beat that. I really envision using...
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Please note that Baby Boomers were born during the years 1946 through 1964 inclusive. It's now 2015, so do the math and see that the oldest of us are beyond age 60.
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We work soley in a Citrix environment - we have few local apps. Every night it is necessary to right-click the Citrix icon, log off your sessions, then it is good measure to click Start, Restart. I can't tell you how many...
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@zerox203- I *think* I might pay slightly more attention to these at first because they *might* be useful. I suspect that will last less than a day or two unless they actually are.
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@StaceyE - What a great point. And this is where we can see how overly-reliant we've become on technology and computers - to the point where it arguably makes dumbs us all down a bit (no need to even know how to spell any...
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Your thoughts are basically identical to the ones that ran through my head as I was reading the Google blog post, Dave. It's not like they don't have a leg to stand on when suggesting that this will shake things up a bit...
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The Apollo Education Group did this to try to reduce turnover among the 250,000 adult students attending classes, mainly at the University of Phoenix.It collected 500 GBs of data a day on attendance and other signs of participation...
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iCloud's apps can now be accessed from the Web.I think that has been going on for a while now, right?. The Apple software update is offering me to download iCloud very often. It gets annoying.The Apple Watch, which gets...
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There is no MicroSD slot on the S6, nor removable battery. This is a first for Samsung. You can buy the phone with three different memory configurations up to 128 GB
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Fast charging and a big battery are some things that many people will appreciate.
No doubt. Will they also appreciate the non removable battery?
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@Ashu001, in some senses we're already seeing governments releasing a lot of information -- they just tend to be rather selective about which mountains they're willing to release into the wild. When it comes to things like...
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Transformers would be a subject I would acquiesce to her knowledge. It is not my area of expertise.
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