• Identity Theft Review
  Identity Theft Review
  with system:unfiled by 8 users
• Linux keeps Alexa's engineers happy
  When Alexa first launched it ran on a "hodgepodge" of systems, like many startups at that time, Whitt says. "It was all about opportunism. But we started hiring more engineers that had previous experience with Linux, and we felt pretty strongly that there was a lot of effort going toward Linux."
  with system:unfiled
• Monitoring Kids' Use of Tech Is Key
  The International Consumer Electronics Show is such a glitzy celebration of technology that it was striking to see a set of panel discussions here Tuesday exploring whether electronic connectedness is valuable for children. Are computers and electronic toys providing creative new outlets for kids to play, socialize and learn?
  with system:unfiled
• Penguinistas hack Android onto real hardware
  Several actual hardware devices have been hacked to run Google's Java-based Android software stack, according to blogs and forum posts around the Internet.
  with system:unfiled
• Case Study of Fixing a Site With a Google Penalty
  Xfep.com does a comprehensive look at the Google penalty of CelebrityCowboy.com. This article includes recommendations for removing the penalty.
  with system:unfiled
• Where There's A Wiki, There's A Way
  If you plugged "Clinton and Obama" into Google's search engine on Tuesday night, you'd get more than 10 million results, leading with a news story about Clinton's narrow victory in New Hampshire.
  with system:unfiled

Bookmarks 1 - 6