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Gizmodo.com brings good news to parents and teachers and bad news to kids. The word on the street is that the new $100 kid-friendly computers will be ready by October, unfortunately for every Tom, Dick, and Harry Jr., access to porn sites will be strictly forbidden, thanks to included software. Regardless, One Laptop per Child (OLPC), the organization behind the plan, will be providing these low-cost gadgets to children in developing countries, so really, everyone wins.
The Tech Chronicles' Ryan Kimtakes on social mapping, listing the pros and cons of the big brother-type trackingservice that now comes (for only $2.99)with 25 Sprint and Nextel phones. Really his pros don't seem like pros. He fails to mention any real benefits, like when you have to meet up with a friend who is always late, you can avoid waiting alone for an hour at the cafe by mapping his progress to know when to leave your house. Or how about the safety benefits for children and their parents? read more »
Its hard to admit, so Im just going to come right out and say it: Im from Long Island. Strong Island, if you prefer, or Lawn gisland, which I definitely dont prefer. Anyway, being from the island means knowing more that the average person does about cheesy backyard pools and faux tropical surroundings: the mini waterfall, plastic palms, and concrete shaded to look like lava rocks. Its a look that I wouldnt have chosen, but nevertheless, there it is. read more »
Here in San Francisco, every mom and pop coffee shop (I didn't plan for that to rhyme) has free wireless. Then, there's Star were not the man, I swear bucks, which offers, well, none. You better bring your headphones and something to read, or you'll be stuck sucking your espresso listening to the elevator music of some guy whose CD you can buy at the register. Well now, for some strange reason, you can get on the Internet in Starbucks, buck only to the iT read more »
Cnet's daily download dishes on the multitasker's dream technology. Multiplicity allows its user to transition seamlessly between multiple computers, using only one mouse and one keyboard. One computer acts as the headquarters, with additional ones acting as satellites. You can move the mouse across all screens, and even cut and past from one screen to the next. read more »
Here in San Francisco, every mom and pop coffee shop (I didn't plan for that to rhyme) has free wireless. Then, there's Star were not the man, I swear bucks, which offers, well, none. You better bring your headphones and something to read, or you'll be stuck sucking your espresso listening to the elevator music of some guy whose CD you can buy at the register. Well now, for some strange reason, you can get on the Internet in Starbucks, buck only to the iT 
