AP – Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called distracted driving a “menace to society” Wednesday, kicking off a two-day meeting on preventing drivers from using mobile devices behind the wheel.
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AP – As Internet use expands worldwide, the United States said Wednesday it will give other governments and the private sector a greater oversight role in an organization whose decisions affect how computers relay traffic such as e-mail and Twitter posts.
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US to share Internet review amid worldwide growth
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All we’ve got to go on here are a few screen images, but at a cursory glance, they sure match what we expect the Motorola Sholes (or Tao, as it were) to look like. The biggest news is that Android is alive and well, and while we’re still waiting for an official release date, things are looking up for this to be the outfit’s second-ever Google-powered device. Have a peek in the read link for a few more Google Maps shots as well as a glimpse at the 1,390mAh battery, and yes, it’s completely fine if you bookmark the last page of the thread and refresh it continuously until actual hardware shots slip out. Not saying that’s “normal,” but hey…
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Knowing what questions to ask when you’re hiring a new computer consulting company can save you a lot of trouble in the long run. But knowing what too ask and what to look for can be difficult, especially when you’re hiring the services of an independent contractor rather than an employee that you have on your payroll. The following tips, however, should help guide you in the process of finding a computer consultant that is skilled, experienced and can meet the needs of your specific business.
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Things to Consider When Hiring a Computer Consulting Company
PC World – Separating the iPhone App Store’s wheat from its chaff is suddenly all the rage, with Apple launching its own App recommendation Web page, and a third-party service called Yappler Sync turning app discovery into a social experience.
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5 Apps for Finding iPhone Apps
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