Technology News
FBI Brings Whole New Meaning to the Phrase “Can You Hear Me Now”
The FBI, with a court order, has been approved by the United States Department of Justice to use cell phones as a means to listen to conversations. This can be accomplished even if the cell phones are off and the only known way of bypassing this technique is to remove the battery. The conversations that can be listened to are not only from the ones spoken through the phone, but if the phone is close to a person their conversation can also be heard. This could prove to be beneficial and terrifying at the same time. A good thing is that this technique helped put some mobsters in jail, but a bad thing is that you never know who is listening to your conversations. And I am not just talking about the FBI. Once hackers figure out this technique, they will be able to use this to make loads of money. more info >>
Microsoft to Achieve New Standards with Microsoft Office 2007
Microsoft Office 2007 should prove to be everything you would expect and more from a Microsoft product. A new interface is introduced this will make each application in Office 2007 more user friendly. Also, Microsoft has added tons of new features to give the user the ability to make their projects, documents, presentations, etc. more appealing. This new software will launch in Jan. 2007 and like always will be available in several different packages. more>>
Cell Phone Service Reviews
Determining which cell phone provider to use can prove to be very challenging and frustrating. Different networks offer different service plans, call quality, signal strength, data transfer speed, etc. These different options is what makes choosing the right service provider difficult. I have written an article that puts together information from the major cell phone companies to help you decide which cell phone service provider is right for you. Here is the link to the article:
Cell Phone Service Reviews
