Tag Archives: privacy

LAPTOP TRENDS
The New Librem 13 Laptop From Purism Is Really Wanting to Be a Free for All (of Sorts)

What do you know about Linux? The Ubuntu-based operating system that either works for folks and they absolutely advocate for it, or nothing works just right and consumers steer away. Well what about giving a pure version of Linux a … Continue reading →

 

DISPLAY SCREEN TECHNOLOGY
HP Wants to Shield You and Your Laptop’s Well-Deserved Privacy with Sure View

There is no denying that some of the most important things about being in the technology era is not just getting things done, having fun, or whatever else you do on your computer (wink), but being careful in the privacy … Continue reading →

 

DISPLAY SCREEN TECHNOLOGY
Ritot, a Smartwatch That Uses Your Hand as a Projection Screen

It looks like a fitness band and acts like smartwatch, but in a totally different way than you think. The Ritot watch gives a new twist to the smartwatch by using projection technology to show notifications on your hand instead … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Facebook’s Psychological Experiment: Happy Or Sad News Feed Affect User’s Moods

On-staff data scientist, Adam Kramer devised an experiment that ultimately concluded the following about the way positive and negative effects travel through social networks: “In-person interaction and nonverbal cues are not strictly necessary for emotion contagion.” The experiment, which is … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Facebook’s New “Privacy” Approach; Sharing Entertainment Experiences With Audio Identifier

Could we consider Facebook hitting a new low by announcing it will now be “listening in” on your private time? Whether you’re listening to a song, or watching a movie, if the new audio identifier on your gadget’s microphone can … Continue reading →

 

HELPFUL TIPS
The Heartbleed Bug: Where It Stands Now, What You Need To Know

Bad Internet news, nicknamed the “Heartbleed” bug, has been the talk of the web town this week. Turns out, it is as bad as it sounds, as OpenSSL (the Internet’s most commonly used cryptographic library) has become utterly vulnerable; spilling … Continue reading →

 

INVENTIONS & INNOVATIONS
Blackphone: Says “NO” To Data Collection, But Don’t Think It’s NSA-Proof

Among the multitudes of technological innovations, gadgets, and other high-profile launches at this week’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the encrypted Blackphone had it’s turn to create attention. Phil Zimmerman is not only one of the Blackphone’s creators, he is … Continue reading →

 

THE RED-HEADED GEEK SHOW
NSA Spies on Online Gamers: WOW, Xbox Live, Second Life | Red Headed Geek Show Rant

Looks like while the National Security Analyst was ready to brief his superiors, he decided to pull yet another pathetic excuse for spying out from his sleeve. His sleeves must be digusting, full of filth!The NSA and other spy agencies … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
John McAfee and His $100 Dollar NSA Blocking Gadget

To no surprise, his efforts have increased four-fold within the last few months to truly sheer the idea. Effectively, it will work by creating small, local-area private networks, where communication and sharing is completely anonymous. Described almost as “a dark web”, it is like another layer to the Internet, a lower and very private layer.

 

THE RED-HEADED GEEK SHOW
E29- Meta.01 AR Glasses, Sigmo, MailPile and Garmin’s VIRB & VIRB Elite | Red Headed Geek Show

For those of you out there who really enjoy taking photos, whether out with the family, road trip or recreational activities, or even those of you who want to capture moments like on a ski slope or even bicycle ride, … Continue reading →

 

THE RED-HEADED GEEK SHOW
E 24- How Facebook Graph Search Works, HUD & 3D Printing With Metal | Red-Headed Geek Show

  Heads Up Display from Garmin is a driver’s dream! Its navigation data elevated onto your windshield! Its the new way to interact with their Streetpilot and Navigon smartphone navigation apps, which are available on iOS, Android or Windows phone … Continue reading →