“Google is making it a bit easier to rid your inbox of spam. It’s beginning to add an unsubscribe button to Gmail that will automatically appear in the header of emails that it detects might be unwanted messages from marketers.”
Simple Guidelines for Protecting Your Gmail Account
“If you’re like us, the keys to your life are kept within Gmail’s walls. Make sure they’re safe by following a few simple guidelines. The web apps experts at Stack Exchange offer a few must-follow tips.”
Verizon Leaves West Virginia, Complaints Drop 70%
“Just days ago, Frontier Communications that they had expanded broadband access to roughly 176,000 households in West Virginia and seen consumer complaints of their service drop by nearly 70 percent.”
The OS X Apps Affected by Apple’s Unpatched Security Flaw
“While Apple recently patched a major security flaw for iOS, the same vulnerability continues to affect OS X. Until Apple releases a fix—which it says will come “very soon”—here are some of the apps you should avoid using on public Wi-Fi.”
One Blue App Isn’t Enough — Now Facebook Wants to Be a Massive Internet Conglomerate
“Over the next five to 10 years, most people with feature phones will get smartphones. Some of them will get smartphones just so they can use Facebook to stay connected with family and friends.”
Where’s iMessage for Android?
“iMessage is Apple’s text and media messaging service, bundled into the Messages app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. And that’s where the platform support ends. There’s no iMessage for Android or for Windows. There’s certainly no iMessage for Windows Phone or BlackBerry.”
Fitbit stops sales and recalls Force amid rash of skin irritation complaints
“Responding to complaints of skin irritation from Fitbit Force users, Fitbit has stopped sales of the fitness band and is conducting a recall of the product.”
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Netflix packets being dropped every day because Verizon wants more money
“The battle over who should pay to carry Netflix traffic is heating up again, and one of the main players blames Verizon’s greed for the poor performance that many consumers see when trying to watch streaming video.”
