I remember purchasing my first mobile phone back in 2001 from VoiceStream (remember them?) with much excitement. Any elation I had wore off when I received my first bill. This was when competitive call plans started at 300 min/month, and unlimited data wasn't even a "thing" yet. Needless to say, bei...

One nasty habit tech users need to break is quickly signing up to social media sites without reading their terms of use agreement. Seriously, with all of the scandals that have popped up over the last couple of weeks with the current election cycle, it goes to show that when you think no one is watc...

If you are an Apple fanatic and FaceTme is your de facto method of commnunication whether it be on your Macbook, iPhone or iAnything, and you're looking for an even easier way to organize your contacts and use the application, then you may want to take a look at FaceDial.   See Also: Spa...

In this fast paced world where the average person is inundated with a smorgasbord of events, activities, tasks and responsibilities at any given time, it is pretty easy to become a bit forgetful. Sure we could jot everything down in an organizer, scheduler or hire a secretary, but why have all of th...

  The problem with social media and the online world today is that whenever you put information out, any kind of information, it's public. How you come to terms with that is your business, but it is the reality. People have lost their jobs because of the slip of the tongue, misspeaking or just...

We are always looking for new ways to communicate using our mobile devices and thus move from chat app to chat app in search of the holy grail. The problem is, they're all rehashes of the same concept. From the AIM the dinosaur up to Facebook Messenger, all let you text, share images and even video....

Once upon a time, being able to chat on your computer was a huge deal. During the mid–1990s, having a beeper that could send and receive texts meant you were in your own class, but chatting on your computer meant you could communicate with anyone anywhere in the world whenever you wanted to. T...

The moment AOL Instant Messenger hit personal computers in the mid-1990s, communication changed forever. No longer did we have to pick up a phone or beep someone to contact them, but we could send messages and forget about them, making conversations more convenient and on our time. Then the Social M...