computers

The only way I can bring this article to you, besides sending it to a newspaper, is obviously to have an internet connection.  We're lucky.  We don't even think about it.  It's just a part of our lives now.  Why should we be the only ones?  Let's connect the whole planet!

Helping your kids with their homework is one thing. Breaking into the school’s computer systems to change your kids’ grades is something else entirely — but that’s what a mom in Pennsylvania is accused of doing.

The "Daily Dilemma" on the Sean and Richie Show is featured every weekday morning at 6:40am. We and the listeners take on someone's problems and try to offer different perspectives. Now, these don't have to be huge problems- it could just be something bothering you or a friend, or it could be some little thing you and another just can't agree on. If you have a dilemma to share we'd love

For all of us that are online, you may want to take some extra security measures.

Steve Jobs is stepping down as chief executive at Apple, the company said on Wednesday. Jobs will remain at the company as chairman, but he and his iconic black turtleneck will be replaced by former Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook.

Have you ever sent an Email with good intentions that ended up causing significant drama?   Sometimes an Email can send the wrong message, and since many of us were never really taught the dos and dont's of writing an Email, I wanted to share this great article from Forbes.com.

20-year-old Trevor Harwell of Fullerton, California does computer repairs. Last week Trevor was arrested. Turns out, when Harwell would repair a woman's computer, he'd secretly install a piece of software on it.  The software would give him remote access to the woman's webcam.  And he would use that access to take NUDE PHOTOS of the woman.

Talk about a trip down memory lane. Back in the 80s, I remember when a couple of friends of mine were the first to buy a home computer. When they told me about it, I asked them why. They told me because they could do some personal stuff on it, like writing letters or maybe categorizing music lists. I chuckled and said "I don't know why you really need one." I believe they had a Commodore

This is a classic!   Let's set the scene for you.  The year is 1994.  The show?  The Today Show.  The hosts? Bryant Gumbel and Kate Couric. The topic is violence

Blame this on a slow news day when this becomes a big story, but actually it's a very good point to make.  (note to self--no need to hit space bar twice here before starting next sentence)

Warning:  The following is not intended as an endorsement.  But after you read this, you'll say "OF COURSE IT IS", and either agree or disagree anyway, so here goes.

What did we do, in a not so distant past, without the technology that we have today?