Introduction: There’s no question that digital camera technology has simplified and improved the lives of photographers. Gone are the days when developing photographs required a dark room, rolls of film were wasted on extra shots in which someone would inevitably blink, and rarely viewed photo albums wasted valuable bookshelf space. The digital [...]
Remember the AirStash – the SD card toting USB thumb drive that incorporates its own wireless access point? It’s a novel concept with lots of practical applications. We mentioned it early last year as a clever way to share data among several WiFi enabled devices. Unfortunately, the original AirStash’s data sharing capabilities were a one [...]
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Tags: AirStash, Flash Memory, Ipad, iPhone, iPod, storage 
1 Comment »Comcast released an explanation of Internet peering today as a subtle defense to the fees it recently imposed on Level 3 Communications. Comcast’s explanation of Internet peering focuses on the fact that the various large networks of which the Internet is composed generally have pre-established peering policies that hinge on fair and equal exchanges of traffic. When [...]
Posted in Content Delivery, Internet, Networking, PCs and Laptops, Technology, Web Technology Tags: comcast, Internet, Level 3, Net Neutrality, Netflix, peering No Comments »Home security hasn’t changed much in the last couple decades. Door locks, peep holes, and alarms cover much of the available product spectrum in consumer grade home security. While technology exists to actively record video via Internet enabled cameras, implementations of these systems are typically expensive or tricky to operate. Logitech, the computer peripheral company most recently [...]
Posted in Cameras, Consumer Electronics, Networking, PCs and Laptops, Powerline, Video Tags: camera, homeplug, Logitech, Logitech Alert, networking, powerline, security No Comments »
