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• Phone and web companies race to reconnect quake-hit Nepal - The Star Online
• New Upcycle Tech Gives Dead Phone Batteries a Second Lease on Life - GOOD Magazine
• AOL's Tim and Arianna Now Work for the Phone Company - Re/code
• This Woman Was Fired For Deleting an App From Her Phone - POPSUGAR

Phone and web companies race to reconnect quake-hit Nepal - The Star Online Posted: 12 May 2015 08:16 PM PDT The Star Online Phone and web companies race to reconnect quake-hit Nepal The Star Online PRIORITISING CONNECTIVITY: The World Food Programme, in collaboration with the Luxembourg government, the phone company Ericsson and Nethope, a grouping of NGOs, has developed mobile data antennas small enough to be taken on a ... Telecom, web companies race to reconnect quake-hit Nepal Times of India all 4,239 news articles »

New Upcycle Tech Gives Dead Phone Batteries a Second Lease on Life - GOOD Magazine Posted: 12 May 2015 07:45 PM PDT New Upcycle Tech Gives Dead Phone Batteries a Second Lease on Life GOOD Magazine The sad thing about "smart" phones is that they very quickly lose their luster, usually just a few short years after purchase. Apps become incompatible, download times take longer and longer, and, the most popular complaint, batteries often don't stay ...

AOL's Tim and Arianna Now Work for the Phone Company - Re/code Posted: 12 May 2015 03:03 PM PDT Re/code AOL's Tim and Arianna Now Work for the Phone Company Re/code Or that Verizon will suddenly turn all Netflix and start funding online shows like "Game of Phones"? Or perhaps it is just a lot of pretty words to dress up the real heart of this deal — that Armstrong has assembled a nice group of advertising ... News | Morning Agenda: Mobile Tech Key to AOL-Verizon Merger New York Times (blog) Verizon to buy AOL in $4.4bn deal The Guardian The Verizon-AOL deal shows how much AOL has reinvented itself Fortune Dallas Morning News  - Wall Street Journal  - CIO Today all 1,870 news articles »

This Woman Was Fired For Deleting an App From Her Phone - POPSUGAR Posted: 12 May 2015 01:30 PM PDT POPSUGAR This Woman Was Fired For Deleting an App From Her Phone POPSUGAR A California woman named Myrna Arias faced this dilemma when her company — a monetary transferring service called Intermex — allegedly forced employees to use a tracking iPhone app on their work phones. Xora is advertised as a web-based ... Woman Allegedly Fired for Deleting App That Let Her Boss Track Her ... Yahoo Tech Worker fired for disabling GPS app that tracked her 24 hours a day Ars Technica Woman Dismissed After Disabling GPS That Tracked Her Movements 24/7 Tech News Today The Independent  - Techlicious (blog)  - Newser all 69 news articles »

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