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Livery cabs may become WiFi hotspots
A venture capitalist hopes to equip 1,000 livery cars in New York City with WiFi by early fall, the Wall Street Journal reports — and then blanket the city with roaming hotspots.
Take advantage of the Web’s tracking potential
The Internet is a largely wonderful thing. Among other things, it allows people stay connected — even when they’re flying across country.
Have a question? Just ‘Ask’
Has your mind been plagued by a question? Are you desperately looking for a straight answer and not just a bunch of links? All you have to do is ask, or rather go to ask.com.
Afghan War Diary: The 21st century’s Pentagon Papers?
A relatively unknown website has released what is comparable to the 1971 publication of the Pentagon Papers relating to the Vietnam War.
Help crack the Cyber Command code
One of America’s most secretive military facilities reportedly embedded a series of numbers and letters in its logo for the public to crack.
Woot to the AP: Thanks for covering us, now pay up
Woot, the popular deal-a-day site recently acquired by Amazon, has called the Associated Press out on one of the wire service’s more controversial decisions — the move to charge non-subscribers for using its content.
