Social networking sites are great ways to stay in touch with friends and family. However, they can also divulge tons of information about where you live, when you’re home and what valuables you keep in that home. Therefore, you should follow a few safety rules about publishing information online to prevent yourself from becoming a robbery target.
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A new study by the Pew Internet and American Life Project shows that texting is no longer just an activity for teenagers. In fact, adults are embracing texting in record numbers.
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No one can say that Apple lacks ambition. Planning to change the way in which we listen to music once again, the company recently just introduced a music social networking platform — Ping.
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Sometimes less is certainly more. As is the case with the new Kindle e-book reader, the Kindle 3. Last week Amazon unveiled it’s new Kindle and the latest incarnation of Amazon’s popular e-book reader turns out to be a true gem.
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While most of the recent chatter surrounding new Apple products generally revolves around the iPad or the new iPhone, the company is expected to announce a new batch of iPods this week.
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According to the Pew Research Center, adults aged 65 and older are utilizing Twitter and Facebook more than ever. Most sign up to keep in touch with friends and family, which may include three or more generations.
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Google has created a way for Gmail users to make calls directly from their accounts. Calls to the U.S. are free through the rest of 2010, and the set-up is extremely fast and easy.
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Netflix, one of the internet’s most reliable video streaming sites, is now available as an iPhone app. Netflix was already available for the iPad but it has been formatted to work with the iPhone. And that’s wonderful news for movie and T.V. aficionados.
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The RC46 clock radio by RCA is the perfect companion in the morning. This alarm clock rates high in all the major categories. Throw in its' affordability, and this is one of the better ones out there.
A simply snazzy alarm clock. The Electric Alarm Clock from Elgin gives you 7 different display colors to choose from.
The iC172 iPod dock alarm clock radio by Emerson features more than an iPod docking station. It features an integrated LCD projector which allows you to project the time in LARGE numerals onto your wall or ceiling. The large projected display is ideal for anyone who has poor vision or a difficult time seeing without the aid of eye glasses.
Wake to your docked iPod, the radio, or--if you must--a classic buzzer alarm. Whichever you choose, a gradual alarm feature gently raises the alarm volume, so it's not too jarring. Great options and features on a great alarm clock.
Newly designed for 2010 with a bigger display and bigger sound, the iP90 represents the latest in iHome's #1 clock radio franchise. Made to charge, play and wake to iPhone/iPod, it has many great features including a remote, AM/FM pre-sets, dual alarm, Time Sync, 7-5-2 alarm settings and more.
With a unique wedge design and silver case with a blue lens cover, the Sharp SPC019F Red LED Alarm Clock with a Wedge Style Case will add a dash of color and flair to your bedside table. A red 0.6-inch LED display ensures that you'll always know exactly what time it is, and an alarm with a snooze feature means that you can catch a few extra winks before starting your day.
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